I was tossing up between getting a SFR or multi so I decided to put my hand in both jars and see how it plays out. 

-Jarred

To make sure they are saleable, they need to conform to certain rules, just the way whole milk has to have 3.5% fat, whether you buy a quart or a gallon.Portfolio lenders do not sell their mortgages notes.  

Just sold one in two weeks with all trim done this way and the realtor comments were "like new" and it was just Costco laminate floor (a good midgrade) and the decades old trim refinished this way-- with literally a couple of bucks in material (you will not even use a whole quart on an entire rental unit) and lots of elbow grease.The coats of poly are a pretty hard shell finish on the trim and also--fixable--as you already have the product to touch up on a turn around...

Disclaimer: I am not a professional plumber or other contractor; this is just based on experiences with houses I have bought/owned.Don't forget to get the water out of any appliances that might be staying in the house - dishwasher, refrigerator with icemaker, furnace, washing machine.The dishwasher usually retains a quart or so of water in the sump - you can suck it out with a wet/dry vac, or put the RV-type antifreeze already mentioned in it. 

Originally posted by @Jarred Sleeth:Originally posted by @Anthony Yannucci :Thanks for the info Jared!  

@Jarred Sleeth thanks for the info I really appreciate it.

It was like 14$ a quart

Like others have said, I'd steer clear of too many hands in the jar and make a business deal too personal for everyone.

Jarred