On the flip side, there is some conditional love at play here that you need to think through. 

Hey Nicholas, I know we texted the other day but happy to give some feedback here as well.Look at the general condition of the house itself like you would any other property.But in terms of tenant quality, take a look at how they're living.

Each Scope of Work (SOW) is unique to each property, as the specific needs of each flip vary widely based on the property’s condition, location, and target buyer.

Insurance companies will likely not pay a claim from the roof or subsequent water damage because they will know the roof is already in poor condition.

Also, before non-renewing I would walk the units if you haven't already and get a feel for the condition of them.

Opportunity to purchase from prior owner as is in run down condition How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

They have been conditioned to pay $600.

Hi, though I’m a newbie here - I’m a realtor and I can tell you that one of the best ways especially in these market conditions is pocket listings or “will sells”.

Ultimately these traits are saving you time and time is more important and expensive than 3-6% commission ( obviously depends on your conditions and your goals) so ask your self that question . 

I do NOT want a lawsuit or do not want bad living conditions for tenants either.