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.

Aren’t they concerned about destroying their credit?

Approximately 35% of the home was destroyed from the fire.

Some other cities in FL will zone a specific area as being for weekly rentals so just about every home there will be on some sort os rental plan.The value of a property can be increased or destroyed if they change the zoning later.2.

If they want to literally destroy your house, they can.

Anything else, the tenants will destroy or steal.Mike

The yard has been destroyed, so I suspect that the inside of the house looks rough.

If it did, the old owner could have all the normal collection activities take place… Garnish wages and levy bank accounts and other assets, and further destroy their credit etc.