I *do* believe, however, that this company will repair any damages and maintain the panels for you.Another option is that they purchase the panels and leave them behind for the next tenant.

His answer was something to the effect: "I don't care. 

If they are the ones causing the damage, you are right in that they need to pay for it. 

This way you can effectively get in with no money and use your future revenue to pay the landlord.

Also it is ungodly hot in PS in the summer and the vacancy rates go up because its the snowbird effect.

Otherwise, you are effectively selling your house for $6K below list price.

You get stuff like holes in the hallways, broken outside lights, damage to a common washer / dryer (if there is one), that no one will fess up to and will come out of your pocket.Don't be afraid to make low offers. 

Not requests for things they want, but a list of broken or damaged items that need repair or replacement.5.

Somebody wanting to sue for you backing out of a bad deal or accusing you of selling them a property with defects like unknown termite damage).

. $1 million of liability coverage, Property damage/loss coverage to rebuild, and rental income loss coverage.