There are some pretty big socio-economic walls to tear down.

You do not have to tear up flooring.

So things like property management, repair/expense ratios, wear & tear, etc.  

You can right size the furniture and decrease some of the wear and tear of moving things in and out.

For houses, we still provide range and refer, but no laundry equipment...only the hookups.Furnishings also do add cost to your turnovers, as there will be wear or stains that are "normal wear and tear" and you will need to reupholster; or a tv will fail; lots of issues that you might not have in your own home, but that prospective Tenants will notice if you do not address.

There is too much expense in tear down, moving, and set up should I feel the need to move the home.

Class C and D properties will usually have high turnover due to non-pays, kicking people out for illegal activities, a great tenant moving in the new partner (i.e. girlfriend/boyfriend) who is a dead beat who doesn't work and causes problems with the neighbors, kicking people out who tear up, etc.

@Alan Asriants I reviewed the pics and as mentioned above it's in the border of wear and tear and intentional damage.

Please BP’ers…. tear this plan to pieces if you can.

I have heard the horror stories about pets ruining properties so I wanted to allow small pets under 35 pounds but also require a pet insurance policy for the liability and a $250 deposit non refundable for the wear and tear.