Also, for the first time in a long time my blood is boiling over owning something and doing the best I can.

Roofs may be metal, walls may be thinner.

Kind of like your doctor taking your blood pressure and temperature before an appointment.

Some people will smell blood and won't think twice about pulling the wool over your eyes and stealing the deal from you.Exercise caution, work with someone you trust if you can, and best of luck!

I agree with Jeff B regarding what is a "must do" and what are simply complaints. (2,13 as must do)You might want to check out whether (12) screens are a requirement in your neck of the woods (in some places they are); same with those locks on the windows (3).In the future, it might be a good idea to require that non-emergency repair requests (these would typically be things that don't involve what landlords consider "fire, blood or flood") requests be done in WRITING and not through a phone call. 

Plus All forms of real estate is entertaining; keeps my blood flowing; on what I intentionally plan to do.

But, the rewards were worth all of the blood, sweat and tears!

Marketing is no doubt the life blood of any market to attract these sellers I talk about here.

The only official rule was if I was getting paid more than $600 per job then I needed to be a contractor.Now I have been told this inspector is just out for blood on every job he goes too. 

Use small spacers for thinner grout lines.Use dark grout that won't show stains.Seal the grout every time you have turnover.