If you have beat up wood work go ahead and paint it but if in good condition natural is fine.   

If you get a good deal, buyers will come out of the woodwork.

Otherwise you can expect damage to walls and woodwork, water leakage, or overtaxing of electrical circuits.Yes: If the space is difficult to access, such as a narrow stairway to the basement, or it's a small space that requires a unique size W/D, then we provide the equipment.

You can partner with them on the contract if you are able to close something (a finder's fee) Integrity is so important in this real estate game... make sure you pay out if you do any type of incentives like that and you will get people coming out of the woodwork to collaborate with you on partnerships.

The last roof I did that had an active leak cost me $2k in wood work alone, I ended up replacing 20 sheets of plywood and 25 joists.  

Everyone here has HGTV fever and people are coming out of the woodwork so the competition is fierce. 

Contact management for help or suggestions.GARAGES/STORAGE AREAS OR LOCKERS/PATIOS/BALCONIES should be swept clean and refuse disposed of properly.DOORS/DOOR FRAMES AND WOODWORK should be free of dirt and dust.Damages beyond normal wear and tear, along with any cleaning charges, will be deducted from your security deposit.

I'm guessing there's probably a title issue hiding in the woodwork.  

Beautiful original woodwork not ruined by paint, large open staircase in the front hall, absolutely giant apartments..but I digress.I got excited about it and suggested we partner on it if the numbers worked.

So far my experience with having an investment property has been great, but I know this always isn't the case.When we move I plan on getting my real estate license, but also have a passion for rehab and woodworking (counter tops, furniture) so may want to get into some flips.Maybe not the right place for questions, but I keep going back and forth whether we should continue to rent the property that my mother in law will be leaving and rent our current home, sell one or both and not have to worry about managing properties from across the country.