The previous owner raised the price on her rental by $100/mo when she painted the dark taupe that was super popular, but she missed the gray wave entirely and had to drop the price, just because her paint was outdated and make the whole place look tired.

You will also get an idea as to how much they will pay you.Then advertise on GoSection8 for free.Some of the things I do to mitigate a lot of the nonsense.No smoking AT ALL.

There are significant stains, mostly just dark spots but some areas appear to have paint on them, and I’m not sure they are salvageable.

Putting up cheap paneling (and for some reason it's always DARK paneling) to cover plaster walls since these walls tend to crack easily with any nails is something I've noticed in many of the old houses around here.And yes, there are typically lots of surprises when dealing with an old house.  

It was obvious that he has been smoking in it for at least a decade.

Just for discussion purposes.I picked this pic off the internet.It looks like a lot of "Hoarder Houses" decor style.Busy carpet, busy furniture, paneling, faux rocks on the walls, flat paint.I can smell the cigarette smoke just looking at the picture.But I wonder if you owned this place, as either a flip or a rental, or AirBnB, would you rip everything out and paint it all grey and modern.Or do you think pic 2 is acceptable and cheap (quick) way to do it.Tear it out to the studs, or just light cosmetic changes, or something completely different?

And one of the estoppel admits he smokes cannabis inside the unit.

The door is open toilet water seem to be running mostly smoke detector is beeping and tenants phone going straight on voicemail.

Their broker tells us “I’m sorry my client is smoking dope and have no rhyme or reason in their pricing.”

There is a jut out wall where the fireplace is, and I am considering painting it black or dark grey (and the rest of the walls white).