People do not want to live in a house where the neighbors have spray painted R.I.P James Smith on the side walk3.

I went into the kitchen and there was water spraying up from the sink pipe.

Trying to figure out paint spraying by ourselves isn't' worth it.

I am thinking the small spots should be able to scrub and spray kilz through the whole place.

Frankly, investors who did seller financing is the reason they have been included, lend, cheat and repeat, is the historical track record, crying about it asking to put your hands back in the cookie jar again is rather absurd.

In that respect, I agree with the "too many hands in the cookie jar" sentiment.

But also that doesn't mean there are no rules to the negotiation.You cannot spray paint on the walls to feign mold as part of your "negotiating", etc (oh it has been done!)

It's looks like a 12 year old house From 2004 Staging won't hide that.And here's the issue you can't update it easily, It's going to run you probably $30K to repaint entire house and trim, spray all cabinets, retile all bathrooms and put quartz in kitchen and Baths and put in new appliances.

I wouldn't have noticed it if they hadn't of tried to touch it up with white spray paint and got over spray on the beige siding.  

That's not too bad - they' could've kicked in all the drywall, ripped out the light fixtures, pulled out the sinks/toilets, spray-painted all the windows, poured concrete down the drains & super-glued the doors shut.