Hallway was sloped 2" from side to side so there was definitely structure or foundation issues, all the tenants smoked so saying there was a lingering smell of smoke is beyond an understatement, walls were literally orange and caked with cigarette smoke as was the soffit outside two windows, multiple broken windows, peeling paint, doors stuck shut from wear and tear, broken front doors, and the worst part was every tenant knew his name and addressed him as if they were old pals (big problem).

They don’t do a lead “test” as someone mentioned, but they do look for peeling paint and require you to correct.

So let’s say there is a property that is in good shape for sale for $200k but it has peeling paint in some places and needs a new furnace.

You cannot show up with pizza, fried chicken, or a catered gourmet meal served by professional waitstaff and somehow mask what you are doing and your motives for doing it.This kind of obviously manipulative behavior blatantly insults your workers' intelligence.

If you peel away the expenses, you are better investing all the money directly in those things yourself.

It's a lot cheaper, and the smell of the new carpet is more than enough to mask cat urine stench underneath in the first month or so of the new carpet's life.

The appraisal stated, “ Soffit and fascia has damaged wood with peeling paint on 2 story building and it needs to be repaired/replaced, paint scraped and the area re-painted.

Could be anything from structural issues, to a lack of functional plumbing, to peeling paint.

Hi Darrin,Without addressing the actual question, I will say Thermofoil is not foil, it's a plastic coating, and in some cases running the oven on self-clean makes it peel off near the stove.They have heat shields for it, but over time expect it to lift off in some areas.It is generally the cheapest option.Good Luck!

Let me just address the first one: just because you're an introvert doesn't mean you can't learn to put on a mask and play a part.