Probably not unless this place was destroyed. 

Some places are crazy and can destroy your income. 

At the end of the day, for most landlords, three things destroy profitability more than anything else:1.

I would consider putting them in your name so you can protect your fridge (if it can be salvaged - German roaches can get in the back of appliances and destroy them).  

Be extra cautious as most individuals going through divorce typically are deep in debt and have destroyed their credit as a direct result of the divorce

I've just heard nightmare stories about residents who destroy a newly renovated property by being totally unsanitary.

I say this because you don't want disgruntled tenants in your house destroying your property .

I think it is disgraceful and they destroyed their own legacy.

I'm new to bigger pockets, looking to purchase my first rental property in the next few months.I think most the most common con in rental properties that I hear about it tenants destroying or just not taking care of the property during their lease.

You have two days to save your business or risk destroying it.