Damage to vehicles and labor is another in full service automatic machine units.

Most agents spend their first few months in the business prospecting and just trying to get clients. 

To add to the damage, this home is located in a subdivision with a $95 HOA fee.

You will likely have an easier time collecting on any damages from them than a random tenant.  

I never cared for math in school,(NOW I CARE) but the more I dig in prospecting in 2020 going forward... the 'just go get a delinq tax/ect list' that every person tells every other person in real estate, is played out.

I found it on MLS, negotiated a decent price, then renegotiated after the inspection found a significant water leak and related damage.

So I think you will have to figure out what the real damages are from the lease extension and if it is worth the time.

There is no structural damage, no flooding, etc and the appraiser stated the home was in good condition.

water lines in the ground last 60 to 100 years and do hardly any damage when they break.

We call finding properties and getting the info to prospective buyers "bird dogging".