I would be on the phone right now, telling him about all my missing jewelry and high end stereo/electronics and computers, and cameras.all cash

It was like she cleaned up, took her expensive jewelry and walked out the door.  

Pay a little more for the $24 dollar Faux wood plantation blinds -- easy to clean and they don't get trashed by kids. 

I put the 2 inch faux wood white plantation blinds up (from Lowes), nobody's managed to break, bend, or otherwise hurt them in the 7 years they've been up.

(Watch out for faux deals.)If I were you I'd much rather play in the LA sandbox than rely on some turn key operator in fly over states.

Much of the interior looks to be '48 vintage, but in a good way, painted nicely and in good repair, solid jambs, base, and trim.  

Other reasons include: current tenants claiming their "expensive jewelry" is missing after a showing, prospective tenants seeing how these less-than-clean tenants keep the unit and think this is an acceptable condition to keep the unit in, and having to give notice and arrange showings days ahead of time (since many prospective tenants won't bother showing up or remembering their appt time that far down the road).We always want prospective tenants to see exactly what they will be getting with the unit, which is why we only show it in rent-ready condition. 

@Austin Faux and Amanda, welcome to the sight.

If levels mainly stay at where they are at then the distress will continue on a broad level.Example:Commercial vintage loan originated with a 10 year term in 2005.Property is a small retail strip center.Original price was at 1 million and 90% ltv and buyer put down 100,000 leaving a loan balance of 900,000.

Things like crown molding or faux tray ceilings in the Master might be a good idea too.