Cheaper, Grotius cures faster and cures stain resistant and it eliminates the need for the backerboard.

(Faux finishing, venetian plaster, murials, woodgraining, marbelizing, antiqueing, and custom stain work.)

If you call them out it stains their company's reputation and is forever "Scarlet Lettered" on the forums.

There are heavy stains on the North facing shingles and the granular material is loose on shingles, which are signs of wear and age and indicate that the roof may be nearing the end of it's useful life.

Just a stain on the industry frankly

I've got a lower income building I'm managing and some stains in carpet doesn't seem to be a big issue for most.

@Travis Biziorek  there is a reason states are cracking down on unlicensed brokerage activity  your example is perfect .wholesaler clueless greedy to boot.. seller gets hopes up nothing happens.. its just a stain on the industry franklyin the state to the west of you and just over that little lake called Michigan they just made it mandatory to get a real estate license if your going to do more than one wholesale a year.. so will see if they enforce it.  

I have a paragraph on cleaning fees ($200 min carpet cleaning fee) that would result if the carpet was stained following moved out (I always have the carpet cleaned prior to move-in and expect it to be in the same cleaned conditon at move-out.

For instance, he pulled the carpet and stained the concrete floors.

I had it done by a drywall guy in the last house I bought because I hate the outdated look of popcorn ceilings and - in this particular house - there was some staining on the ceiling.