@James DolhancrykThank youAs rehab slowly concluded we did physically move back in around April to start PT and leaving first week in March 2020.This was home-base while managing otherProperties in the locality, for the long season.

My nightmare began when a recent tenant failed to notify me of water damage.

Lost an envelope of cash, paid guys to accomplish nothing or even cause damage, took on tasks that were not required for the project, then went over budget.

I can’t find the vinyl siding corner to replace the damage piece.

This is a fire damaged house.

The home does need some cosmetic work so they're not going to be getting your security deposit back most likely due to damaged walls, cabinets etc.

These same tenants that are harder to find are also more reliable, do less damage to the properties, and stay longer with less issues so I'm seeing my vacancy averages start to drop - I'm currently below 7%.Give me a shout if you want to chat more about Burlington - I'm happy to share what I know.

Serious termite damage behind walls and that cause a large set back Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Basically, how much evidence do you have that this tenant caused this damage?

I've bought and sold plenty of foreclosures, however the damage left after hurricane Irma in that area is a little daunting for a property I can't get eyes on.