I had 1 company went out for inspection and quote, tenant said there is some wood damage but the inspector doesn't think it is current active termites, it could be from old termite damage like back in 2017 or could be after that. 

If I were to miss damage on a move out inspection then I would assume the repair cost- regardless of the relationship of the new tenants to old.

*** Inspection shows some settlement of foundation block in a couple areas and a split floor joist _ Still Sold AS-IS *** HIGHEST AND BEST OFFER DUE BY 5:00 P.M.

Unless you live on that block, grew up in those streets and no who's who and what's what I would stay clear.Fool's errand for most investors.  

, he left it with multiple damages to the condo.

Drill through the drywall and screw directly into the blocking. 

Roughly $16,000 in damages.

Not to mention tenant-caused issues like water and pet damage, the occasional eviction/costly turnover with damage/several months lost rent. 

i am worried about renters trying to install wall mount(s) (not only in living room, bed rooms) and remove it when they leave and worried about wall damage. or should i mention in lease not to install wall mounts any where in the house?

Ok so I've been educating myself on investing with OPM bit have bad credit that I don't know the extent of the damage caused during a life of depression.