They often do more damage than expected, and will not know until those walls are opened up.  

The company releases its recreational property report, which says that they are not expecting to see a big impact from the change.Source:http://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/corp/nero/nere/2014/2014-06-06-0830.cfmhttp://www.whichmortgage.ca/article/chmc-decision-on-second-homes-not-damaging-the-market-178614.aspx

I believe that she did the physical abuse, or he hit her with only his forearms because his arms where extremely bruised and i seen no marks on her.  

I like damaged baths and kitchens since those areas tend to have rot.

The battery back up system has been damaged by water and not replaced.

If a tenant disappears without formal notice, in both states of our rental properties, we can keep the deposit for any rent owed and any damages.

Once you rent it, you'll have a home that's been rented a few years, so instead of buyers hearing "newly renovated", they'll hear "2-year-old appliances, roof, etc." with the normal wear and tear that comes from that, and you'll have the potential for renter damaging the place as well (although I'm sure you'll be screening well, so not likely a factor).  

Several, like MD, will allow the tenant to sue for 3 x improperly withheld amounts + legal costs if you do not provide list of actual damages and refund, so just make sure you are well aware of your own state's laws.   

Although no major damage was done, it makes me curious if the 10400 sf building will need completely re-wired before I can put anyone into it for my own concerns.  

In Georgia you have to physically go to the courthouse to bid and there are 130 counties in GA!