You are notified of all ‘imperfections’ day one for deposit related issues that may arise in the future.B).

After you're done with the primer, put on a decent knockdown texture and it'll take any imperfections out of it no problem.

We really liked the tips on that podcast about being upfront about the "imperfections" of a listing in order to avoid later concerns from a renter.

My rationale for going the route above is that I know as an amatuer I will only be able to get the floor "SO" level and this would give me the most room/cushion for error and hide more imperfections.

Depending on how well you can clean up the imperfections with Bondo & wood putty, I would strip the varnish, repair as needed and re-varnish. 

@Kathleen McCabe most buildings from 1924 will have saggy floors (as well as a host of other imperfections which real estate agents like to file into the “charm” category, lol).

Get the real AC as that adds value to the house where the other is just a temporary and imperfect solution. 

They are in good condition with minor imperfections here and there.

If someone moves in without a background screening I can't screen these people out with my imperfect system. 

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