Soft costs are often paid out of pocket, investors might pay up but no lender does 100% of all costs.

With all the information posted in these forums, you’ll be able to land softly.

Terri,I believe I would be pushing the soft sell if I wanted to entice you into my product.

Then I roll the walls and brush the trim, in that order.

You will have to work on your soft skills and working past being introverted when it comes to dealing with people.

And I guess that's the common feeling as I've seen zero softness in the market. 

@Kelly McMillanWhat I have done in the past is:-Strip what soft materials need to go (carpets, underpad, drapes etc)- urine neutralizer treatment.

Doesn't have to include soft cost or any design cost.Any info is helpful.

Whatever you do don’t bleach it, if you want it cleaned to see what it looks like have a professional company come do a soft wash on it and then get a roofing company to come put something in writing how many years are left.

TSP and a siding brush, Dennis.