The property is in decent condition besides that.

Market conditions are getting worse.

We run into serious scheduling issues with the outgoing tenants.The property is not always presented to the perspective tenants in the best condition which causes perspective tenants who would have otherwise wanted the property to look elsewhere.The condition of the property is different than what it will be when the new tenant moves in.

I came back completely impressed with rich cultural heritage, and at the same time came away very shocked at the condition of residential buildings and dirty streets (I found Rome & Florence pretty clean), but other parts of Italy, dog poops every where...ugh. 

I have had over $12,000 in losses from cancellations where airbnb broke short-term rental contract terms and conditions (strict policy 1 week before check-in, 50% before).

If you choose to stay, please understand that you are renting it in its as is condition."

Guest really could not complain because the units were not in an occupiable condition. 

“The sudden economic stop caused by COVID-19 containment measures will lead to a global recession this year,” S&P said in a new reportA cash flow slump and much tighter financing conditions as well as the simultaneous oil price shock will hurt creditworthiness it added.

While I have never had this specific scenario, typically as the lease is coming to an end, I schedule a walk through with the tenant and have both a checklist as well as the pictures of the condition prior to them leasing the space.  

If the property is in that poor of condition, is it even worth pursuing?