I imagine if this flooding was a frequent occurrence, the landlord would have stopped renting that unit out as it's expensive for him to keep repairing and/or would wreck his insurance.

If you buyer doesn't pay us off, we will foreclose and wreck your credit."

See Vacant Building Ordinance and registration form at https://ipiweb.cityofchicago.org/VBRCN193029Maintain watchman from 4:00 PM to 8:00 AM for vacant and dangerous residential premises. (13-12-140)CN193019Repair or wreck dangerous and vacant residential premises. (13-8-100, 13-12-125, 13-12-130)CN193000Maintain building in safe condition so it does not constitute actual and imminent danger to public. (13-12-130, 13-8-100, 13-12-120, 13-12-125, 65 ILCS 5/11-31-1) Maintain building windows and doors in safe condition. (13-196-550) Maintain stairway and porch in safe condition. (13-196-570) Maintain floors, walls, and ceilings in safe condition. (13-196-540) Maintain building in safe condition.

In other words staying on time and on budget may be a challenge and could wreck the deal, although the towns are expediting approvals to get that juicy property tax revenue collecting again.However, this person alleges to have a team in place that is ready to do the work and could achieve some efficiencies and economies of scale given several units will be worked on at one time.  

Well let me show you public records just so you know .. we can all trust but we do being smart sellers and buyers we have to verify.. please look at this print out from the county website.. see all those properties.. see what company they name they are in see my card and my address they all match up.. that is me.. we are successful and we do not leave sellers hanging.Next as you know the condition of this home will preclude most folks from getting a loan ( for hoarders they know there home is a wreck..) 

Nobody can wreck stuff like college students. 

My CPA told me that I was a train wreck.

When the headlines talk about the gloom and doom in the central valley in California, I think they primarily refer to areas like Stockton, Merced, Fresno, and Modesto.I felt compelled to clarify the extent of problems, particularly in Sacramento, mostly because some of these posts seem to be glorifying headlines which have a train wreck mentality.

In either situation, you should have something in the lease to the effect that the landscaping should be in as good a condition at move out as it was at move in, so that it doesn't end up a wreck (well, eventually I think it will become a wreck because it is at a rental after all).

But the whole idea of arbitrarily 10Xing every goal in your life could be a train wreck if not handled with wisdom.