I have dealt with that before.If you can see it in the sheet rock they have destroyed the walls behind it active or not.Run away as fast as you can from this one.

We are only seeing appreciation, the scarlet A, because the large banks of BofA, Chase, Wells, are not releasing the REOs on the market to destroy their price valuations.

I then get to enjoy the benefits of that relationship far into the future, thus reducing my efforts, frustration and stress.Of course, being "a dick" can also get you what you want, but it generally breeds frustration, requires you to continually work to build more relationships because you're constantly destroying the ones you have and causes stress that will ultimately lead to health problems and a reduced life span.Given that I dislike frustration, I'm lazy (as you pointed out earlier in the thread) and I want to live a long time, I tend to go the nice route...at least much of the time.But to each his own...GA for me is a far different playground that doesn't produce nearly the same results.

The landlord has destroyed the other trailers in the park and left the refuse laying around.

Would it be illegal for me to give the seller say $3,000 if he turns the key over to me, moves all of his stuff (including junk out) leaves the house clean, doesn't destroy it on his way out and moves out on time???

I just had my 7th commercial unit destroyed in less than 3 weeks.

A lot of buildings are torn down destroying the old world craftsmanship in the interior.

They can either lose it now to foreclosure or later after the tenants have destroyed it and they've lost a bunch of money.Mike

You want your rental to be indestructable and cheap and easy to fix up when the tenants destroy it anyway.

This allows public companies access underground utilities, can destroy any landscaping you have within your ROW, and not have to pay you back for the damages because your property title clears them.