I recently came across a prematurely closed thread about masking...The perspective tenant had requested a mask, in a not mask friendly area, from a landlord that is not interested in masking, and sees the masks as politically charged.I have always viewed landlording, as a customer service business.

This tax murders your ability to mask your fee to both buyer and seller via double close (in which case you technically did buy the property).

If you're looking for a nice house hack situation stay patient and keep your eyes peeled.

Afterwards I cleaned both tubs.Now the problem, it isn't possible to document every nick and dent everywhere with pictures, and when I did the move out inspection, I missed these two items because the blinds were drawn up and the tub was dirty (black) masking the scratches, it was not until I cleaned the tub I noticed these scratches.

Visual inspection: rental property has to be free of deteriorated paint (chipping, peeling, etc) before 2nd step.2.

Are we talking about the LVT that you peel and stick, or the type that is click and lock?

If any future tenants want to paint, just remind them that rich people like white.An added benefit- you don't have to cut in or mask anything when you paint everything white.

If you mix up the TSP as strong as you indicate and you're dealing with only two or so latex coats over oil paint, the latex paint will soften while it's wet with TSP solution into, well, latex, and start to peel like a rubberized coating off the wall from the underlying oil paint.This happened to me last year.

He said worst case scenario your ceiling samples will come back at the highest possible rate of 5-6% and even at that rate, you don't need the professionals to remove this stuff- You can do it yourself with the appropriate masks and equipment..

Hi @Mike Peel I don't supply any appliances.