The place was a wreck, and despite before/after photos, the tenant insisted the place was in as good a condition as when he moved in. 

However, one of my property managers is saying they're seeing more of this - tenants wrecking every property. 

Purchasing your can be exciting and nerve wrecking.

The tenant relationship is even more critical with low income, otherwise you'll get the terrible tenants who will wreck your cash flow.

Some of my best deals have been where I represented myself using an attorney.I had one recent purchase where I used an agent and she was a train-wreck.  

The data was clear of the mass volume of persons in sub 4% mortgages, there not selling, there not going anywhere, your gonna have to use a freakin wrecking ball to force them out. 

A personal umbrella will protect your interest in the LLC if, say, you cause a car wreck and the other driver sues.

Part train-wreck, part med school surgery observation.

I've only had one train wreck actually go through with the application process, I guess he still thought that I was bluffing about the credit check.

For instance, you or your love ones get diagnosed with cancer or serious illness, become disabled and need 24hr care, get in a car wreck and get sued, the bank closes your lines of credit (yeah I already said this but this really made me mad with a 780 credit score), the market crashes, you get divorced, a riot or hurricane or earth quake or flood wipes out or damages most your properties, and the list goes on and on.