I cannot sell because there was a break in and a lot of damage.

It’s not as common, though cause it takes a lot more work

Cameras, security system, motion lights, cage lock on hvac, etc.They were stolen cause it was vacant and had a for sale sign.   

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I was born and raised there, so I am very familiar with flood and wind damage from hurricanes.

Especially cause it seems like it's been getting harder to cash flow and I'm a bit worried about that. but I definitely gotta be happy even if im not cash flowing day one like you said because at least im not paying a lot of rent. thanks for the advice! 

The property has had about 2" to 2.5" of downward settlement on one side of the house, which has caused drywall cracks and uneven floors. 

Plus damages.

More states are creating "just cause" eviction laws, essentially stating the landlord must allow the tenant to remain in the property except for a few specific situations.It won't end well.