I'd rent a drum sander and sand them.  

When the door is closed and the unit is plugged in, the drum spins, even when the unit is off (no display on screen) and there is no heat.  

I think now that what is happening in my addiction to the many, many, podcasts and articles and books and videos on all things entrepreneurship, is that my competitive spirit, my work ethic, my desire to produce something, anything, of value is stretching me to the point where I can no longer remain in my current state of hum-drum. 

@Arnold Drumming Welcome to Bigger Pockets.

If you buy cheap you........ drum roll......

This became a popular theory here in Fl a few years ago, not surprisingly heavily promoted by foreclosure defense attorneys drumming up more clients.  

*drum roll*500k for the lot of all 8!

You need to start rolling, and then activate the sanding drum...

I think they are a waste of time for actually finding a buyer for that house, but great for the agent drumming up business, and if you are a branded fix and flip company to generate brand/market exposure that you really do buy houses and fix them up nice.All that said, I happened to sell that house on my first, and only open house to a couple who were just starting to look in the area, but had an agent.  

I keep most of my deals and drum up most of my own leads.