I once had a renter move out and there was dried blood that had dripped down from the fridge (don't ask why!)

If the back yard fence rots, you expect the association to replace it, but they may or may not based on politics, budgets, etc.

Nothing huge, no HVAC or mechanical concerns, good foundation, great dry basement.

I also gave my tenant a high velocity fan to help dry the walls.Today, 12/5/20 the the ceiling is leaking worst and the falling down now.

I think he was done in about 4 days as there is drying time between coats and sanding. 

It was not dried.

Those investors where the properties have dried up have moved capital stacks into other asset classes in different periods of cycle recovery.I think it's great that people want to invest in lower income properties.

I had a bathroom in my most recent acquisition that needed a new shower stall and sub floor due to some rot.

Most likely my ***......he'd be rotting in jail....

It needs to be sealed up so everything inside can dry out. there are really only 2 places where I saw BAD leaks inside.