Even though our lease mandates renters insurance, neither had it even though one had shown us proof that they had it (the other due to language issues we always pretty much knew they did not have it).  

Keeping aside all the management issues during the time they were getting the house ready for rental again - simple things like paint and cleaning took 2 months before they put the house back on the market.

I appreciate crime has increased in the areas recently, but I'd like to think the city will eventually address the issue. 

Other than the cost associated with turning a gutted attic into livable space, what other issues may come up?

I’ve used Goodman twice so far like Pat above and haven’t had any issues so far. 

They escalated the issue to the national board of realty, prompting the listing agent to finally respond.

Lots of issues to consider like title insurance, due on sale, comingling of funds, IRS red flags etc. 

@Kiersten Vogt there is 0 chance I would gamble with what around here is a $35-40k issue.

Is anyone else having same issues?

Running materials to job sites and checking on progress, and then I learned it again going to check on a problematic maintenance issue and viewing vacant homes that needed turn-renovations.