For example tenant has painted the interior top to bottom, repaired flooring, cleaned carpets, cleared brush, and even installed toilets that I bought.

That is, say they need a wheelchair, you can accomodate them by allowing them to install their own ramp, but you aren't necessarily required to build it yourself.Might be wise to brush up on the Fair Housing Act and chat with a lawyer to understand the nuances in your particular area.If I was in your shoes, I'd ask: "Are there any legitimate reasons I might not want to rent to this person (credit, evictions, felony, etc...)"

I still stand by my claim that the delinquency rate is very state specific, and painting the situation with a "national brush" and publishing aggregated data is not completely useful. 

For rust stains, we recommend using a 1:1 ratio of CLR and warm water.Apply it directly to the rust spot using a scrub brush or soft scrub pad and then rinse with cold clean water.

There wasn’t nearly as much hard evidence for the permitting issue, so I deduced that Roofstock would again brush me off.

I live in Oakland County Michigan and I'm interested in discussing all locations of commercial real estate in this area.We're focused on investing in:Birmingham, MIRoyal Oak, MIGrosse Pointe, MIDetroit, MI (Woodbridge, Indian Village, Brush Park, M-1 Rail Line)Ann Arbor, MI and any other Michigan locations that people are interested in discussingSo, thanks for having me.  

To tar every guru out there with the same brush is ridiculous.

On the other hand next time you are inspecting the property take along some stain blocker and flat white paint and dab it on the stain, don't brush it. 

It's possible notice of the fake mortgage recording was just sent to the property and the tenants brushed it aside because it wasn't addressed to them.     

It's possible notice of the fake mortgage recording was just sent to the property and the tenants brushed it aside because it wasn't addressed to them.