Structural damage etc.

I could write a thesis on the damaging effects this particular policy causes to homeowners, investors, and communities..Next is the bureaucracy and inefficiency...

Getting a chunk of laminate shipped without it being damaged in shipping would be a miracle.

All that will do is breed discontent and damage the relationship.

The important think is to make sure you can perform or your damaging your reputation.

Then there are the nightmares like a long eviction or major tenant damage.

-make sure doors and windows open and close properly if some of them don't could indicate structural problems-check ceilings for water stains or stains that might be covered up with paint, or rough spots on walls could indicate water damage or possibly mold-ask seller to purchase a home warranty in your offer just in case heater or central air takes a dump-make sure floors are level, if not check beams, or foundation outside for cracks these are some major things to look for, but not deal breakers at least for me. these can get you big discounts and can be fixed

If there's damage or any reason for deductions from the deposit, take those.

.); the bathroom had moisture damage and mold all over the ceiling and around the shower due to poor ventilation.

Damage by the Homeowner is expected and not normally huge but don't underestimate their creativity I had one who left all faucets on and sump pump and heat off for 3 months in winter.