Rip up the wood floor from that room and patch the rest of the wooden floors with that.When done properly (and most likely all the wood was originally installed from the same batch and at same time), you will have magnificent wooden floors.Don't skimp on a refinisher--it will make all the difference!

We live in the same cabbage patch and our patch has a lot of asbestos.in it.

Again patching them is not a highly skilled task , however achieving a smooth finish needs skill , but a reasonable handy person can learn fairly easily .

Well, since I did not fall off the turnip patch I asked if the mobile home was registered as a vehicle or was it attached to the lot, since there was no paperwork for it. 

. $7,000,-Phase 2: Roofing/Exterior Windows and doors. [5 days] Close up external side door between living room and kitchen, patch siding, patch wallReplace windows, replace front entry door, power wash house/deckRestoration of vinyl siding which includes power washing and replace any missing pieces of siding.

We decided that in cookie cutter neighborhoods, appraisers just don't give you enough credit for your upgrades so it's better to patch and paint and sell for a cheap price and turn your money faster instead of trying to shoot for the moon. 

Also do you have any extra lease provisions, my thoughts are no hanging things from walls to avoid having to patch nail holes but don't know if that is going too far. 

But I would keep the patches to a minimum, the damage would dictate that.Throughout my years of flipping, I’ve learned plumbing myself, along with other aspects of construction.

I did have a refrigerator go bad at one point, rather than replace it at around $400 they opted to repair it at roughly the same cost as a new one. the only down side to this is they seem like they don't replace, they only patch or repair.

If you want to fill in the lines, I would use a stronger product, like Zinsser Ready patch.