But that's just a hope.I've had tenants completely destroy carpets after only two years.

it was just dirt - so nothing could get broken, stolen or destroyed.

You aren't going to find anything for $20K unless it's completely destroyed, most lots around here are $30K.

Vacancy destroys yield and increases risk.One other computation I do that most do not.

Have seen sky high interest destroy the market and vacancies that last for months.Most foreclosures here are judicial that have a right of redemption period so buying these are a little bit of a hassle.

Its cheap and almost can't be destroyed.

Mostly because tenants can destroy anything, even ceramic tile.

The Building and inspections dept will make your life miserable if you are not conforming and if you ever put a tenant in there and get caught the legal repercussions could destroy you.

Liberal policies destroy every industry they touch.

If hailed destroyed the crop in the fields, we never asked for a handout from the taxpayers.