We've both done some woodworking.

Once you build a reputation of finding and calculating a good opportunity. buyers will come out of the woodwork to find you. 

It flooded the whole house and mold grew a foot hight up the walls, and on the woodwork and furniture.

I go through & take photos of all walls, ceilings, floors, doors, woodwork, fixtures, appliances, curtains, etc. plus any areas that have damage (dents in doors, small hole in carpet, etc.).

In the past, we had a similar thing happen when someone was asking about a real estate company that happened to be operating a Ponzi scheme, where posters came out of the woodwork for the company, but it turned out that they all worked for the company.

You wouldn't believe how that gets people crawling out of the woodwork, swearing they had no idea dues were increasing. 

Radiant heat, central air, beautiful woodwork throughout the home.  

The only exception would be if you have natural woodwork or wood floors that would be damaged. 

Of course, sometimes, there are certain aspects that can come out of the woodwork (no pun intended) after the deal is closed, that is beyond anyone's control.

My dad retired at 65 and the only reason he waited was because he wanted his house paid off as well as to acquire a few more things to keep going on his hobby of working on cars and woodworking.