You might wholesale a tear down while they short sale an overlevereged property.

Please tear this idea apart and let me know what can be improved.

We typically start out with clients in tears and not sure what will happen to them and end with people restarting there life with are help.  

They said the cost of living was high as property taxes are higher %'s upkeep of the home from extreme weather and overall higher from all the activities  that had to come up with to get out of the house clothing, entertainment , the right snow cars not mention wear and tear on the vehicles.

On occasion if the calls persist I will tell them that I'm going to tear up the pavement and plant grass so nobody can park there.

There will be little things here and there that a buyer may notice...So plan on getting it back up to snuff for sales condition (and this would probably just be shining up from normal wear and tear that you can't chase the tenant for).In short, if you are really just dead set on selling, I would focus the energy on marketing, sales condition, networking, creative terms, etc... 

The carpet while clean is a little mashed down but all normal "Wear and tear".

Most landlords dont tear up the places before they rent them .

Its more likely that the county will find out and have the seller tear down the garage.

We ended up having to tear out and replace all the underlayment and subfloor around the perimeter of the room.