I understand you want to help your tenant out, but is that worth thousands of dollars in loss opportunity costs?

I say that with experience and the tenants that did this ended up ruining most of the wood floors/carpet, wall corners were chewed up, a large area of grass was dead since they allowed their new puppy to run freely regardless of if they were home or not. 

Asking price is now 46,000 but I hope to buy it for <35,000.I do believe the idiots that bought the home ruined about every possible aspect.Pool is ruined.

Thousands laid off and they never saw it coming.  

It is important to not lose a deal over a few thousand. 

I have a code violation property that is scheduled for demolition in one week.My first thought is to try to find a cash/credit partner to complete the work I only have about seven thousand dollars worth of work to complete.

Even with three main agencies, there is still misinformation and confusion that can ruin a person's access to credit.

I run 81 units in Michigan, he and Kate are probably running thousands all over the universe, but they always seem to have time for me. 

You could pay thousands of dollars for this information BP offers free.

Grapevines destroyed, roses dead, broken glass in the windows, a wall knocked out of a metal shed.There was no sign of life, the extra family living in a travel trailer is gone, and there was a large flatbed trailer in the drive filled with ruined carpet, broken furniture, and garbage.