@Bruce Woodruff at this point , brushing against total failure, evicting all my cash paying tenants that are not willing to pay the section 8 price (two units) well they are leaving on their on except one.

Almost everybody on first brush with residential real estate thinks they’ve come across a “great deal”.

Wholesalers get labelled as scammers, criminals, deviants and unethical and its people like you engaging in practices such as using fake POF that cause an entire group of people to be painted with one broad brush.

The walls need a good brush down with a broom and the ceiling for some cobwebs.That being said, while it isn't a large space we'd love ideas on how we can make this space a little more inviting for our tenants. 

Also there is one that you can brush on with a paint brush the brush comes in the kit, there also a kit that you can spray on it comes in a spray can.

A good thing about Goats and Belize is all of the unowned or unmanaged forest and brush. 

The tenant painted all the wall edges in this color with a 2-inch brush, lining out out all the walls, corners AND of course the crown moulding in this 90-year-old property.

I would not recommend brush painting them, my mother did that and you can see the brushstroaks, which again, doesnt look extremlely modeen.

It almost looks like brush strokes like it is primer or something..hard to tell.

One thing you could do is use S mortar or something similar with a brushed texture to go over the top of the faux brick if it's structurally sound, and then get artistic with a sponge with a row on the bottom (all along the front, under the windows, etc) , to give those bricks a nice natural tone/look (tans, greys, with multiple passes with dabbing with a sponge) might give you a really nice look.This is all if the brick is structurally sound, of course.