Send me a PM and I can get you details and photos.

Check out our website that we built and go watch the youtube videos that we create and all of our listing photos we take too!

If you have any questions regarding Real Estate Photography or vetting a photographer for your property photos feel free to ask. 

HAVE a move out check list cost sheet in you policy packet that covers the cost to remove the nicotine,, 200 bucks a room to prep and seal.. and take photos of walls,, have washed so you can see what the issue is, if questioned later..8  NO smoking policy is best way to go.. 

It is in a great location, and listed for an unusually low price for this area,  and it didn't even look that bad in the online photos (for a foreclosure), so I figured it must have something unusually negative about it that wasn't readily apparent, like "black mold" or whatever. 

Call on your neighbors if they aren't complying,, report their trash, their crap cars, their grass.. the overall curb appeal in the neighborhood will improve as well as the class of tenants.. help raise the bar.. and the rents..Photos of what's going on is fair way to approach the inspection department if you felt your being pressured.. but get in shape before you respond..

In NY I believe it's a written request with a nominal ($25?)

Do you have any photos?

In all honesty that photo doesn't look bad, but what does it look like in person is the better question?

@Christopher Phillips I'll take a photo and post it later on this evening.