If it is not documented you wont be able to prove damages done by the tenant in court.

there is no best kind. they all get destroyed by tenants.

I have a hour commute to work so I've been listening to the podcasts you wont be disappointed.

House was rented out and destroyed, I had it appraised and it came in at $180,000.

If it gets destroyed you pay off the loan and walk away.

Think the potential of destroyed floors, puppies chewing cabinets and anything they can reach.

Now that I’m leaving i know my property has appreciated in value i wanted to use the last 3 steps of brrrr strategy to maybe get something out of the property and hold it while I’m gone and reinvest that money as well as the money I’m making overseas since i wont have any expenses for the whole year.

@Joe Villeneuve ooh also, When you tell the seller that he wont pay for realtors comission, repairs, property managment, etc, wouldnt it be better for him to pay for that if he wants to sell the property?

If tenants didn't repair damage at their last property, didn't pick up the poop, disturbed the peace (excessive barking), they (or their dog) threatened neighbors or destroyed property they can be disqualified on THOSE grounds.

Because one of the tenants was going to have to be evicted as soon as we bought it, and it was destroyed on the inside.