He acted kinda shocked, said most people don’t ask for the policy’s they can be 2” inches thick.

Man you know us guys from Jersey have thick skin.

Some area's love the old look but I have done them both ways by demo and new tile board but that style is thick and nasty to remove with the wire and plaster walls. 

While so many of you bash the seller, I think this is a smart dude and doesn't take lowball offer crap from most you investors out there.You ALL need to understand ONE simply concept and get this through your thick skull.You are there to offer a SERVICE to them.

May skin may not be thick enough.

My parents had a 1.5 foot thick maple branch fall on a neighbors garage.

If those nails are just grabbing onto a 1/16" thick metal panel the shingles will likely blow off fairly soon.

Get a 3 to 4 mm thick product with a dual coated scratch resistant finish, either AO or ceramic.

Take a circular saw and set it where the blade will only cut about 1/8 inch deep, just enough to make it through the thickness of the board.

If it's not a lot and you really are stuck repainting instead of doing touch-up, resolve to make absolutely sure that this next base coat you lay on is very thick and can be repeatedly washed, scrubbed, and touched up successfully over a period of 20-something years.To my mind with my purposely limited number of rentals and my handyman abilities to do the painting myself or supervise general laborers doing it, this is a smarter way to handle turning rentals between tenants than handing over repainting to a fresh batch of guys with mystery paint every few years.For interior wall paint, I tend to use Behr Marquee and Behr Ultra.