Without us, damaged inventory would stay put a lot longer and both the individual home owner and the market as a whole would suffer for it.

The floor is moister damaged too.

Any damage incurred to the AC system by filters or lack of, will be the tenants responsibility.This list is not completely inclusive.

There are so many, it's hard to know where to begin. 1) When you purchase a property you buy insurance that covers fire, damage and liability.

To me that's just not acceptable.In the case of that one offer letter I went to see a property and it was badly damaged by water and had lots of mold.

Working as a contractor on rehab projects could make you overconfident, causing you to leap before you look.  

These counties and cities are bleeding money so they raise taxes to compensate which cause even more businesses to close and move to more promising areas.

You would need to be able to prove that the property was in good condition when the tenant moved in and that the damages were the result of excessive wear and tear by the tenant.  

But I digress.I think spending 13+ years specializing in medicine is a big risk, its "going out on a limb", and causes plenty of fear and uncertainty, just as someone jumping into real estate or a start up.

This option would cause me to never really be settled and when I have a family they would have to move a lot until I felt I could buy a nice house without worrying.