I typically just remove them, add a bit more lighting to the "closet washer/dryer area" (usually what's in those kinda closets) and bob's your uncle.

Hopefully that will light a fire under them to fix this issue.

The listing broker tries to represent the property in the best light.

If so could you shed a little light on the process and your experiences? 

Based on my own rehabs I would focus on Painting, Drywall hanging and repair, Vanity installation, laminate/luxury vinyl tile installation, ceiling fan and light installation, baseboard and door trim installation, window installation.

They wouldn’t give us the green light to put in sidewalks so we had to pay a 20k in lieu of fee in addition to all of the other permit fees.

You should be analyzing tons of deals DAILY so when a good one comes across your desk you KNOW it and can move with lighting speed.

Maybe he just needs to make sure the door is shut or walk out another ten feet before lighting up.

The rent does not cover the mortgage, not even close, so subject to isn’t in question.Without much equity I’m assuming I should not pursue and tread lightly w/o further damaging the position the landlord is in?

It doesn't give me all the answers, but it lights what is often a dark path ahead."