I made a post a week or so ago on a low end home of mine that I have been very successful, but there are very time sensitive items I do while the tenant is moving out.  

Not for us with us is very sensitive word usage.

This is one sensitive area.

Implementing this idea would not disclose any personal sensitive data like social security, credit score, etc.

If you have carpet and pad that you are not planning to replace make sure you have someone with a sensitive nose check it out.  

Landlord may want to impress upon the tenant to file for a restraining order, also landlord may be able to get restraining order also from his property.  

I ALWAYS include sensitivity tables, on as many variables as I can (rent growth, appreciation, expense growth, sales price, ect)The fields where you also make assumptions (capex @ 5%, interest rate, ect) I would break each of those out as a separate column to calculate from so that you can easily change the assumptions to test different scenarios.

When these changes are applied, it looks a lot more attractive, and when the banks grind down for their sensitivity analyses (rents up/down, expenses up/down) it looks far more bankable.(3) Don't be a tour guide.The last four banks we interacted with loved our project profile and were impressed with our management team.  

They can be a bit sensitive at times.

These will have small footprints (easy to move), and they'll be somewhat price-sensitive.