Is it possible to sand down textured wallpaper (that has been painted over) to a smooth finish, skim coat and then prime and paint?

Where we have our Hanger   ( its a condo and we own it) paid just under 300k for it.and other than 2 airplanes we also have campers and all sorts of other stuff that you collect over the yearsMy neighboring hangers have offices and apartments in them.. along with some that have doubles  ( ours is 60X50   and those are big boys with big toys.. a Jet another fun plane the million dollar motor home and one of our neighbors just has custom car collection.... 

LOL.. luckily I sold those when I had massive loss carry forwards in 2010 to off set them.now I know why guys that get into aircraft keep buying bigger and better jets.. recapture would kill them. 

Depends on the value of the house and where you want the value to be in the future.I would tend not to use vinyl if I didn't have to in most cases.If the house is very cheap and renters very tough on it and the budget is very tight, then I might try it.I have tried it before in a couple of rentals and very high quality vinyl worked pretty good for me.It was textured and looked like wood floors. 

John Sauber In L.A when there weren’t really other hybrids or electrics available a lot of wealthy people and celebrities would drive the Prius as a “statement vehicle” I remember Leonardo DiCaprio and some others would drive them around .Doing their part to save the environment and then hop in their private jets !

I would not texture.

This is a master bath that has two rooms (one with a shower/toilet and the other with a jetted tub and two vanities). 

We offer total customization with our hardwood cabinet doors, euro-style boxes, dovetail drawers and now offering high gloss and textured products. 

* Does the seller has the right to keep the deposit money and deduct what ever he wants(Technically the tenant has not move out jet)?

If you're worried about texture, or slip-n-falls, mix some sand in with it when you roll it down.