You're not the twenty something you used to be and maybe that's what is causing all of this bitterness to come out.

Peeling paint, ripped screens, bad roof, broken windows, damaged siding, wood rot, chimney falling down, etc. are all things (and more) that they will cite you on.Personally, actually living in Milwaukee, I prefer rental properties to be held to a standard of decency because I don't want rentals dragging down the neighborhood. 

I bank with BofA simply because of their convenience and Chase had some pretty sketchy practices with taking money out of my accounts for fake over-drafts that they caused.

A month after closing, when the new buyer was working on the house she found termites and termite damages. 

I have been going out looking at properties for a long time in order to start a real estate portfolio, I am what is called a lookie lou ,cause I haven't closed on anything , i have come close on one property ,went as far as an inspection which cost upwards of 500 dollars, it was a 4unit, and my r.e. agent has no get up and go,I give her addresses to view and no appointments are made. 

The ac line broke under the house and I had a stopped up ac coil, this caused water damage and then bad floors.

He put it on Craig's List for $500 'cause he really needs quick money to get his X-box out of the pawn shop in order to pay for his new rims for his Hoopdie Mobile.

I posted a rental there once before and had only good responses (and the rent was similar to the ones I'm getting flack for), which is why I suspect the fire as one cause.

Think about it for a min, If you miss a month cause you want more rent that's $800 which you make up in a year buy taking lower rent but getting that extra month.

If this causes prices to escalate again I'll pull back and hoard cash.