That’s sad, but a lot of truth spoken. 

It is sad that a landlord doesn't have the right to limit wear and tear on their property.

because we sadly had a tenant that went this route many years ago. it cost us 50K. 

So sad and the excuse is the CV19

Sadly, my first one was with Clayton Morris and Oceanpointe.  

The sad reality is that he does need a place to live and so does his wife and children.

its sad to say but i wouldn't recommend anybody i worked with, my broker seemed inexperienced ( reason why i had to close 2 months after my offer was made, my realtor seemed ok, because i was inexperienced and didn't know any better, But looking back he didn't really do much for me, could have at least negotiated a home warranty, or lower emd deposit. majority of this deal went in the sellers favor.

It is a little sad to me and sends the wrong message to people because essentially it is being implied that somehow educating yourself and putting in the hard work is not enough.

If thing go really wrong, and sadly they can, your relative could be dealing with a completely different borrower/owner.

If you see a sad movie, you cry.