I usually use eggshell on ceilings and walls and semi-gloss on trim and doors. 

You will be looking for someone with a high income and semi-bad credit. 

Too much of a risk in my opinion - great if the policies are low cost but if they don't protect you from a major loss then there is no point in having the insurance, you might as well save the premiums and roll the dice that nothing is going to happen.The only option that seemed semi-viable was American Modern but there have been mixed reviews on that so I'm not sure about switching.

It's abandoned (although the owners park a truck their to keep people away and actually semi-maintain the property).The rumor is there is a foot of bat guano inside.

If you're doing a full gut or semi-gut renovation anyway, and trying to sell near the top of the price point for the area, then yes it's definitely a good idea to spend the extra money to redo the wiring now.

Where I live it would be a property that would sell, but then again I live in a semi rural area where many people live in double wides out in the boonies.  

I have a semi-flexible schedule, and am on the road about 2 days per week.

I live in a semi-rural, pretty small town that I was pretty much ignoring from an REI perspective because I was thinking it's mostly home owners here and always pictured rentals being near colleges and in much more dense areas.

Most of my guys use rigid as well.

I've done semi annual payments where I gave the sellers cash during the holiday season or during the summer so they can take a family vacation.