I personally prefer to pull the nails all the way through, out the underside of the wood, to prevent splitting.

Thank you.Unless you live in a very small area there is no way that a guy doing 75 deals a year is taking all of the deals.I think you hit the nail on the head.

@A Xiong Jorge hit the nail on the head.Do you have a purchase and sales contract yet that will allow you to assign?

You'd want to stick to newsfeed ads, and the campaign goal depends on what you're going for, but in general, a lead generation campaign would nail it for all of those... 

It basically says remove your items, fill nail holes from pictures/paintings, and do a final clean (and give detailed instructions). 

Many try and put a cap on increases. 

You hit the nail on the head with “no such thing as one size fits all”.

You really need to nail down a LOT of variables before anyone can advise on a sweet spot!

Think you nailed it.

Don't think they were fully done when the inspection took place, but it is done now.Punch List EXTERIOR Seal all seams in siding Seal all gaps on trim and where trim meets siding material Caulk all doors and windows where needed ROOFING / GUTTERS Seal over all exposed nails Repair flashing around vents where needed Add kikk out flashings where needed PLUMBING Adjust hot water temp 110 - 120 deg.