The husband did not like this one bit and turned to drinking, destroying our property and not paying rent as a form of sport.  

I'm not interested in being $400,000+ in debt up front as this could  destroy me financially with a market collapse.

., etc.It sounds like they have been responsible by paying on time and are not destroying the place.

Renters destroy everything, even the good ones wear the heck out of your stuff.

Amazing how tenants can ruin, stain and destroy carpet in a room where they primarily sleep, but they do.LVP is waterproof, durable and inexpensive.

I feel like I have to do the roof because the potential liability of destroying someone else's property with a leak could be six figures also and entangle me in legal wrangling...

Hate to see someone suffer shock & awe from an overnite City ordinance change that destroys their investment (aka the motivation for this topic).

STR returns tend to be better, but then the risk of the HOA destroying your investment becomes even higher.Condo boards are not typically made up of investors, and do not typically have investors best interest at heart.

Buyer shall have the right, at Buyer's expense, to conduct inspections, investigations, tests, surveys, and other studies ("Inspections"), including the right to inspect for wood destroying pests and organisms.

Had to use it during the recession when a tenant stopped paying rent and destroyed the rental.