For it to leak under the sink enough water to conceivably leak through the cabinet floor and past the subfloor and then into the drywall (and maybe past the insulation, if there is any) would be either something leaking for a very long time or a massive leak. 2.

Have them turn on faucets, lights, stove, open fridge, flush toilet, open cabinets, closets, doors, windows, work shower/bath etc.Watch the video, take notes and send request to see certain areas/items close up with another video or some photos.Have the owner offer the tenants something in return for them doing it. 

My forte is finish carpentry, flooring, and kitchen cabinets.

He had left one working window A/C unit, a bunch of broken furniture, and 6 kitchen cabinets were stuffed full of plastic grocery bags. 

Cabinets, floors tiled walls and floors etc.Then with modern technology we video walk through the apt. 

Put 92,500 down and spent $40,000 on rehab of main house - foundation rot, all new electrical, new cabinets, flooring, appliances, paint and fixtures.

I told my seller to turn on all the lights, open closet doors, kitchen cabinet doors etc. so the buyer does not have to tough anything.

Made major improvement inside the units, updated the flooring, bathroom, and kitchen cabinets as well as a fresh coat of paint inside and the exterior.

I’m thinking I should just paint the cabinets too.

We updated everything from the roof, HVAC system, all flooring, all paint, turned the carport into a garage, all new kitchen cabinets and countertops, bathrooms were gutted and completely overhauled.