They painted over dried drywall mud, bugs, hair, and anything else you can think of.

You're really splitting hairs when comparing all 3 of these markets.

Where practitioners start splitting hair is that they combine the PI component into one fee and add a "service charge" or fee.

I think you are splitting hairs and focusing too much on a literal, rather than practical, definition of "appraisal."

Last time I checked 1/16th of an inch 'out of level' over 10' is considered 'level'Example 2: Hair line cracks in parging are acceptable.

 Great subject, when you gray hair the $1,000,000 is more tempting of course.If I were in my 20's still take the $1,000,000 and triple it in 10 years or less.Great subject!

Just be glad you didn't buy a restaurant, hair-dresser, or other non-essential business right before this Covid-19 scare.   

You can discriminate for body odor, facial tattoos, and even hair color if you choose.

You need to CAGR-ize your numbers in part 3.At 60% appreciation over five years, your growth is a hair under 10%.

The hair salon on the first floor was totally intact, including supplies the owner just left... we didn't buy shampoo for two years. ;) I choose to put in more because it was going to be my personal home.