cow-hole-saling ... sounds messy ;-)

If things get messy or renting just doesn't work out over that first lease term I don't think there will be an issue selling the home for 280-299k.

in affected areas first.Taking out drywall is also fairly easy (big hammer, regular hammer, and flat prybar is about all you need) but is very messy so enclose the work area, wear protection and ventilate it.Note if if this is a pre 1978 house which it looks like it is,   and you plan to rent it,  then legally speaking you must be lead paint certified and follow abatement procedures when removing or disturbing more than six square feet of painted surface in any room. 

Not only are they fairly messy, but they have a shallow and aggressive root system that can cause expensive problems.

Once it starts to fill and gets messy then no one bothers even doing their own dish. 

if you're looking at things like the applicant's 'messy' car or how 'well behaved' their kids are at a showing... then yeah, that's your gut.

These things can be messy.

So they had to tear it all out & redo it.In another city/county I upgraded our electrical panel to 200amp & 90% of the old circa 1970's wiring mess. I

To everyone that looked at the property, they saw a workshop and messy garage full of the owners crap. 

It can get messy when it comes to liability, the GC insurance can go after subs same stipulations based on contracts.