I found 75% + of the job is actually masking and taping to prevent overspray, protect the carpets and wall hardware, and create clean transition lines between trim, ceiling, and walls.

The more of the wood you can wrap with vinyl, the better, to avoid the peeling paint that potentially contains lead.

Things like cracked and peeling paint, missing railings, high risk electrical items, etc will all be called out and have to be fixed prior to closing.

The obvious showing requirements are wearing a mask and don't touch door knobs, countertops, etc. 

Same plan, Story Mill Park, take temps, masks optional, try to spread out.  

When doing the actual walk through, tell them they need to wear a mask and cannot touch anything. 

Both you and the witness document the time of your arrival, the results, and your departure time; be sure you wear gloves and masks so you can demonstrate your respect of her. 

The day after the election COVID-19 will disappear as an issue and Masks will be declared hazardous to your health (Read what the Danish, Swedes and Norwegians microbiologists have published). 

First time using this BP app and writing a post, not sure if I am doing this correctly I am buying my first home (3 unit) house and using a FHA loan the appraisal from the bank didn’t approve my FHA loan because there was peeling paint in some areas My question if this normal?

economy is currently being negatively impacted by covid19, that the aid in the form of unemployment and stimulus has masked the depth of the problems and that the economy is likely to get worse before it gets better.