This is more a serious concern of mine because the cigarette butts are being left in the grass/plants at the edge of the wooden deck.

The only reason I can imagine identity theft resulting in bankruptcy is if she gave some e permission to use their card and that person racked up huge bills that the person didn't expect or couldn't pay.

My girlfriend and I asked him does that the new apartment also have wooden floor about three times and he said yes.

(I would like to think the Title company would catch this but, if water is in Tenants names you need to ensure they have not racked up an unpaid balance, because this is the one utility that will not follow the Tenant and will instead stick to the property, like I said I'm sure the title company should catch this but never hurts to be sure otherwise you may be facing the option of paying an extremely high water bill or having the water shut off.) - This may also be a question for your Title company first.In your inspection contingency  you would like to review most of the above during that time, can it be provided for your review then?

If your not willing to rip out wooden floors then you may try a strong cleaner with special enzymes for breaking down the smell.

For most of our small drywall and plywood hauls from the big orange retail giant and its big blue competitor, the rack on top of the SUV and the moving blanket+ratcheting load straps that we keep in the spare-tire compartment do just fine.Our vehicle of choice, and I remember the old days fondly, used to be a Honda Odyssey with 200,000 miles on it.

Yes, it can be a little more nerve racking because unless you travel you can’t “see” the property, you can’t inspect it yourself, and you can’t go see your team (agent, contractor, etc).

I rehabbed an old house that had a coal room lined with wooden panels.

You own $1200 + $500 in late fees (racked up from other months being late). 

Been racking my brain trying to figure that one out!