For instance, do I have to replace the entire wood floor because it's slippery with cane stick?I

I hope this creates sticky tenants On to the questions:1) when screening for section 8 tenants, what is more important?

The foundations all shift here and there so I send my handyman out to adjust doors when they stick. I

Sounds like a sticky situation with the upper tenants.

On my current project, I had to use TSP to clean the walls and then a Kilz oil based primer prior to putting on the paint because the place reeked of cigarette smoke and the walls were sticky with nicotine or tar or something related.As I said, the paint went on nice and thick and only needed one coat(over the primer) and that was on a bright lime green wall and an orange wall.You can usually get a slightly better deal if you buy paint in 5 gallon containers if you need to buy that much.  

While you likely do not pay that directly, it will influence the stickiness of your tenants and may eat into your rent rate given the utility costs a tenant will be forced to pay.

Hmm, that seems like a sticky situation Bobbi.Have you talked to her about the possibility of you buying the asset and giving them a promotional rent (if the underwriting works)?

@Marc Rice great way to finish off 2021 strong

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