I only had a couple tenants (out of 400) that were behind on rent, but once ERAP opened up, they came out of the wood work.

We also utilize the detached garage as a wood working area for our business.

I asked her if she'd be interested in selling and she is, but here is some of the hair on this potential investment:*There are 3 siblings, two are in contact and receptive to selling, the third is estranged but came out of the woodwork looking for a piece of the pie. 

I just don't need them ripping out cabinets and drapes with he's in my walls and woodwork.

Once her deadbeat relatives heard of this windfall they came out of the woodwork like roaches when the lights were turned off. 

Then the wholesalers and the flippers will really come out of the woodwork, and we'll have all kinds on this site who will suddenly become experts on "just give it a good skim coat" and "a nice backsplash will really make that kitchen pop."

Buyers will come out of the woodwork when you put the word out that you have a wholesale property.

More people will come out of the woodwork than you can handle.

(probably only about $3k in large woodworking tools and a small upright piano in great shape.)....

Property had character, beautiful woodwork, custom doors, high vaulted ceiling, nice big yard with Tiki hut and outdoor grill.