$8000 in damage from 40 bullets, that $200 per bullet hole.You could turn off all faucets inside the house, and see if the water meter is spinning, if so a pipe may have been nicked by a bullet--find the leak it will be near a bullet hole--and have it fixed.If you have a ceiling hole you will probably have a roof leak to patch.You also might want to make sure every outlet and every light works--a wire may have been cut...look backward into the holes for nicked wires--have any problems fixed.Holes on the exterior can be fixed with spray foam insulation, and then primed and painted to match.Interior Spackle and wood filler, then prime and paint.Replace the glass first so the place (feels) closed in and safe for the renters.I would not get involved in the drama, just fix it up and ask what happened and leave it at that--and collect the rent.It's not always drugs, it could be vigilantism--by those who cannot use Law Enforcement--or somebody staying there received a (very strong) warning to not do X or date Ms.

I haven't noticed this (I'm also very new), however, I thought of a spin you could put on that type of claim.

I know you are trying to put a marketing spin on things, but I wouldn't hide the details about the upfront invest and payback period.

I'm still stuck trying not to lock up too much money here and every way I spin in, I need to use about $35,000-$40,000 of my own cash and without any assurance that it would appraise appropriately, it seems a little risky. 

There are a couple good YouTube vids on how to fix these when they just “click and spin” without the motor fully engaging the pin.

How would you spin together creative real estate financing to make this dream a reality within Seattle, Washington?

The female significant other ALWAYS does a great job putting a spin on the circumstances that got their husband in trouble long before they even met. 

News stories written will always have a spin on them.

at 9% interest nonconventional, so much underlining that will make your head spin by the time you are done talking to one.

Probably spinning your wheels in the mud.Unless the owner is related to you.The lenders look at net worth, experience with an asset of this size, and you need to know how to underwrite it, have earnest money, and etc...Have you ever owned this many units before?