>>263968
LOL. This was a very common tactic during the 2008 crisis when the banks were bailed out but those who owed money for mortgages went bankrupt. I heard many stories! Cement down the pipes. Busted up dry wall. Intentional flooding by leaving all the water pipes on (which ended up causing foundational problems too!) Graffiti within the home. Paint stains all over the carpets and shattered windows.
Only thing is…… the banksters did not care. They got their big government bailouts and all those real estate companies took the loss! Many of those homes never fixed up.
You know what I'm trying to say, right? In the end, it's America that will suffer. The rich corrupted insolvent institutions (or dare I say their cronies) will simply be bailed out by our corrupted government and they'll flee the third world shithole everyone else will be forced to live with! Just like 2008. Only this time, much worse and much more systemic.
