The tenant is responsible to generally to keep the property  in like condition as at the time of leasing less normal wear and tear.

Then tear off roof and trusses in place, frame new walls, we had to sister all floor joists for second floor.  

They stayed a little short of two years, always paid on time, but left more wear/tear and damage than I'm used to with my rentals. 

The seller even told us he considered tearing it down because of the damage.

Go above and beyond and make them the house of their dreams (within reason) and you'll have a bidding war on your hands.Without even knowing the area or square footage, as a person who watches the market here daily, I think that any house in San Rafael that you can get into in the 6s that isn't a tear down, is a deal.

We did most of the work ourselves, so a lot of blood sweat and tears went into it!

Can she ask more for rent, due to the higher wear and tear on the property?

Standing seam metal roofs are durable but not indestructable - wind damage that might just tear off some shingle tabs can peel a metal roof like a banana if it's not fastened properly.

Examples could be the downsides of short term rentals such as; accounting, property management costs, property maintenance, wear and tear, limited inventory, increased valuations, annoyingness...there are always two sides to a coin.

I have a contract to purchase a resort-area property with a tear-down house on it.