Everything coming out of the breakers was updated, but they must have left some in the walls to the second floor where it was hard to get to and patched into it.  

I thought that April 2013 would have been my prediction for when this bond market would crash as the round 2 of fiscal cliff talks would probably take a little longer to patch a deal together.

Like any city it has it's rough patches for sure but all in all I really like the scene as a whole.

The property is only 2 years old, everything is in decent condition, however there are some scuff marks on the walls and a few walls need to be patched with spackling paste to fill smalls holes from nails, etc.

Once you are done, say patching some epoxy on the window sill, or painting a wall, or baseboards...how do you prevent the chemicals from being licked or scratched? 

I let her know I have eight years experience as HOA president, I told her how involved I was in the day to day operations of the HOA, and how I supervised the replacement of all the vital components including pool gate, pool motor, patch and seal drive way, repainting if all the building exterior, letters, rules, notices, irrigation, landscaping, etc.

The walls have been dinged up to the point where my contractor has told me it's cheaper to put new sheets in versus patching every hole.

For example, I once toured a 100 and something unit property and noticed some areas where ceiling Sheetrock had been patched.

Please take note the fix is not instantaneous, and afterwards other contractors take time to patch and paint.

@Karen Warren I know lendinghome and first equity funding do, and I believe patch of land will, but they'll set up an LLC for you.