The refrigerator was destroyed and had to be replaced.

Now a off the showroom Mustang GT500, Chevy Camaro ZL1 and I dont even need to move in the more spendy Corvette can absolutly destroy the Lambo.

Not destroying the life of a seller who plans their future based on having a contract with you is what matters.

I have a triplex that has a back parking lot and one of the tenants crashed into a support pillar hard enough to destroy it.

Generally speaking, new independents can't surround themselves with successful others (not without paying something, at least), because everyone around them wants to destroy them (and vice versa).We should all be done with this thread!

I can at least trust her to not destroy the place like previous tenants I've had.

If you try and push it too far to maximize your savings and things start to turn for the worse, you'll put yourself in a bad situation that could destroy all your savings. 

"Dogs destroy properties.

We have never destroyed a house our rent is always paid.

They could also destroy your home during their pre-paid year, and then file bankruptcy when you try to collect for damages.So, between the bankruptcy-waiting-to-happen (if they haven't filed yet) and the duty to mitigate damages, I don't think you should take this tenant.