That is why some landlords  have their own upkeep of units with certain items to make sure they are maintained properly.With roaches for every one you see there tend to be hundreds behind the walls etc. 

After it's adhered, it gets a layer of fiberglass mesh (for impact strength) embedded in a base coat, then topped with the color coat of the stucco. 

It's hard enough to have collections pan out with that information, and if you don't have some sort of way to ensure that that stays on the tenant's credit you're throwing noodles at the wall. 

One thing I'd suggest, is put in your contract the cost of scrapping of doors/window trim/walls, because when people are irresponsible, their dogs get anxiety and stuff like that happens. 

It ruined 3 floors ceilings and walls. 

You wouldn't discriminate against someone with a wheelchair, but if that wheelchair ripped a hole in the wall, you'd expect the tenant to pay for that repair.

I even just use a $10 wall phone rather than a very expensive vandalproof, it's rarely been an issue in the 15 years I've had the system.

When you live in a condo, you have to expect you're going to hear some noise from neighbors.I plan to go to the HOA President to voice a complaint and am checking to see if I can add some insulation to the wall between the two condos. 

I despise old masonry buildings but it sounds like you are dealing with something far beyond a "cosmetic" problem.We had a lot of structural beams supported by the brick walls that we sistered and supported from beneath.

Cool colors and 30yr lifetime.My in-laws just started renting the main part of their house as an STR.