Two years later they were evicted leaving the house an absolute wreck and having not paid rent for at least three months.

That should cover housing and insurance, maybe. lol OP wrecked.

It might be a big repair, but it could just as likely be a tenant who decides to stop paying, wreck the place, and force a long eviction.

There are "life events" that can wreck an installment deal, divorce, death, incapacitation, loss of job, bankruptcy, law suits by others, tax problems and the list goes on, I've even had buyers and sellers going to jail.

She was a wreck!

Mike's point is that you asume the tenant will wreck it no matter.

I found this completely wrecked 2000sqrft beauty in old San Juan.

With that many rooms including construction cost id beat the 1% rule but i feel with that many kids things r sure to get wrecked.

I always say if it’s not nerve wrecking then I’m missing something.

I would have been/would be a nervous wreck.