Another option is Kilz the walls and apply a texture over the top, either spray knockdown/splatter or trowel a finish, both with drywall mud.

Maybe she just came from one of those mud-running obstacle course events @Aaron Mazzrillo I hear they are popular, quite fun and good exercise too :-).

I do my own rehabs - here is the basic tool bucket5 gal bucket w tool holding insert2 construction screwdrivers - they are flat metal back, you can hammer away on, GREAT for taking out painted screwspry barhammer3 pairs vice grips (small needle nose, med reg, and lrg reg)channel locks3 monkey wrenchs (s,m,l)2 chisels .75 & 1.5 inchnail punch setelectrical pen (beeps when live hot)wire strippers (klien)wire crimpers (klien)side cutters (klien)scissors - titaniumutility knife / box cuttertape measureextra razor bladespipe dope / packingglass cutterstud finderspackel kniferespirator- all the power tools i bring as needed- all supplies brought as needed (mud, paint, etc)

You'll definitelty be on the watchlist of undesirables who know where you live and want what you got....Atleast for a ride.

You can youtube how to skim coat a wall...its pretty simple, just apply a small amount of mud....then scrap it off to fill in any voids.

He can make my land very very undesirable, unappealing to any other prospective land buyer.

I have also had success with mixing Downy ( prefer april fresh) with water in a spray bottle and lightly using a 4" mud knife to scrape the wall.

We still have the national RE investment property insurance programs and Affinity Group Management still administers them.Clear as mud, right?

That might give you a means to cherry pick which properties you want to keep and put the undesirables into a batch that you could sell off.

It would cost me about a Million Dollars to fire her; so, in an effort to keep peace I smiled and said "I can fix that".I have tried skim coating and am finding that any moisture from mud or primer causes blisters under the paper.