I'd just suggest you take a deep breath and first imagine that you were in your tenant's shoes. 

In the case I mentioned above, there were special circumstances of the sort @Rion Redinger mentioned.If I were in the tenant's shoes, I would feel deeply insulted if I got a "gift" from my landlord.

I like to put myself in my potential renters shoes and once lived near a busy street and it would keep me up some nights...let alone a big freeway! 

Your options are to bite the bullet and do the renovations to get applicants who can, at least, tie their own shoes. 

This guys IQ must be the same number as his shoe size if he’s only using the dishwasher as a rack to dry his wet dishes that he hand washed ..What a douche 

I don't understand how the people on here can post about how people who can't pay their rent are losers or they need to get out when you know I'd like to see them live in our shoes for a minute cuz they be shutting their mouths 

@Joanna GoldenThere are certainly private money lenders and hard money lenders that will do these kinds of loans, but my personal opinion if I were in your shoes, would be to stay far away from them if at all possible. 

@Josh CockerIf i were in your shoes, i would never skip the inspection.

Am in the same shoes as you were.. looking for build to rent/turnkey/PM.. thanks!

Phil Grove is not my potential mentor. 2) If you were in my shoes, would you still get an independent attorney's opinion, knowing that your potential mentor's business partner was a RE attorney and investor with over 25 years of experience?