In that year, somebody could move out destroying the carpet and you have to start all over again.   

It can be frustrating, like my last bad turnover where the tenant destroyed 2-year old carpet, so I had to pay to install new carpet but could only charge them a percentage of it, not the whole amount, even though it wouldn't have needed replacement for years if not abused.  

Since they are all modular units, if one gets destroyed you should be able to replace just that one.

Investors looking to aid the blue-collar industrial region should look along the main industrial thoroughfares: Hwy 146, Interstate 10, and Hwy 225.Dickinson is in a hole at about sea-level and it gets destroyed every time there is a situation like this where a big storm carries a high-tide in with it.

Also tenants somehow manage to destroy windows I’ve noticed.

Even if I had to replace the appliances every year I would include them, because a lot of tenants are dumber than a box of rocks and would destroy the house installing/removing appliances themselves rather than paying a qualified delivery/installation service.

I'm currently self-managing with some assistance from a family member that is a property manager.Nitty-gritty info:3466sq/ft 4 unit multifamily property. 2 bed 2 bath2 bed 1 bath x21 bed 1 bathA semi-finished basement that requires a full renovation due to being destroyed by a tenant from the last owner.

I'm curious about this because a lot of grows were destroyed by the Napa fires just recently....

On a high-level being able to thoughtfully acquire properties while reducing the likelihood a downturn will destroy the value of your portfolio.

One mistake could destroy you.For starting out, I suggest you work with somebody who buys at auction and could re-sell (whoelsale) to you for a slight mark-up, but give you free and clear title.