Is it to avert an Alienation of the title ? 

Update: I sent the above email and haven't heard anything since - so I think the trouble is averted.

The house isn't so "specialized" that it would turn off potential abled-bodied tenants but does have a vertical platform lift in the garage, a 60"x60" curb-less shower, a sloped front kitchen sink base, roll-under bathroom sink, elevated 21" toilet, grab bars, 36" doors throughout and a W/D hook-ups on the main level.

The little instruction clarified things, I had to unfold the wall covering which was rolled onto an inflatable tube, pump it up, and this resulted in a vertical cylinder standing upright.

Most common scam I’ve seen is a vertically integrated syndicator using its development arm to start the syndication and then the exit plan is to sell to its own operating arm after stabilization.

Do you wait to replace water heater till it fail or you have a system of replacing it when it is about 6-7 years old to avert an emergency and treat it more like a planned maintenance?

It was a 4 bd 2 ba single family home that I transformed into a vertical duplex.

It was a 4 bd 2 ba single family home that I transformed into a vertical duplex.

I'd probably pick one wall and keep it for nostalgia and paint the other walls, paint the kitchen cabinets and add lots of lighting and update the drapes with a vertical panel system mounted close to the ceiling.

Remember there is a vertical tile flange that extends about 1" up the wall behind that weep hole, and the wall waterproofing should overlap that tile flange, so any water that gets back there won't end up inside your wall regardless.