When he bought the property, he brushed it off as a '100 year event'.  

Thanks again everyone for the brush up in information@fahim I'm actually looking in Manhattan (still not sure if it's the best idea) but it's super close to work.

It is easy to brush off when you consider the source. 

You need to brush up on Fair Housing Laws.

I had previously knocked on their door twice to offer because I have a truck and live in an area with free brush recycling but no answer.

CA  the one in Shasta area is devastating the ones in Lake co are primarly burning off BLM brush land but have gotten into areas of nicer forest land.. the Ranch I grew up on in Lake Co was in the Path and I just talked to my brother and the entire 1,500 acres the fire ran through..

I also would recommend brushing up on Arizona's landlord-tenant laws so that you are prepared in the case that the tenant becomes a problem. 

All the filth on the shellac dissolved and clumped together to create this hideous look.The only thing to do with the mess was to scrape, sand with 100, get a good thick Kilz Original oil-based primer coat, sand evenly with 220 grit, and paint (Glidden Premium semigloss thinned +/- 25% with Floetrol, 2 brushed coats).

We can always paint everyone with the same brush but I prefer not to.

So, you’d only make $5K.There is no way you would do that deal, but do not just brush the agent off.