Then if it looks like $%it replace it, otherwise if it's a minor blemish it should dry with no problems. 

Also pull your credit report and see if you can get those collections and blemishes off your credit report. 

Help them understand the benefits of selling the property to you, and how you are helping them from having the blemish of foreclosure.A lot of people just provide canned customer service.

I use some kind of wood pattern with a strong grain to hide scratches & blemishes.

If the tenant was a long term tenant with no blemishes in the past with me and my finances are excellent then we'll sit down and talk for a while to get a good understanding of what is going on and how we can help each other IF we can at all..

The house was completely gutted already, so - very conveniently - all the structural defaults and other blemishes were out in plain site, not behind drywalls. 

It likely won't get you anything, but it will be a blemish on his record which might help the next customer he treats like this.

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@Jason Smith If the eviction is the single blemish on an otherwise clean background and credit history, you can always have a guarantor (with very good credit and clean screening) for your tenant.  

If they start blaming everyone else I won't rent to those ones even if they gave me a triple deposit... those people are victims and will be a nightmare.If they take responsibility and tell the truth for whatever blemishes are on their credit, I tell them I am going to give them a chance and explain that due to their credit there will be two deposits.