The market here is under the control of the hedge funds who are happy to buy for a 4% cap after redecoration and since they've got here we have retail prices rocketing.

You'll have to record a new deed and there is a deed redecoration fee that is $60 in most counties in MD. 

Couldn't agree more Jon.What do you all think of my re-decoration plans for my office?

Solid, my mom just didn't like to redecorate.

If you do not leave the unit in good condition when you move out, you will pay, on demand, as damages all cost of cleaning, repairing, and redecoration the unit, and forfeit all or part of your security deposit, based on the cost of such cleaning and repairing.

The investor would generally sign as the Grantor, be sure to pay all fees associated with the deed and be sure to complete all ancillary documents/forms that would need to be sent in with the deed in order for successful redecoration.

(no move out-redecorate-move in-vacancy loss and costs)

We were able to buy that place with a 95% 1yr ARM and a 5% seller "redecorating credit" (nothing down).We moved into the new house, lived there six months and sold for a 120K profit.

Make your disputes if it doesn’t work small claims court is always there and you have a nice file to show the judge.•And clean some people don’t read their rental agreement thoroughly and will miss things like the fact that you will get charged X amount of dollars for every trash bag that is used and that amount can be expensive I’ve seen them be as much as $100.00 a trash bag, or that no matter what your going to be charged a redecorating fee even if you do clean.Some people will tell you that some of these things are overkill; I think it is just smart business.

Things might have changed, but I have two sets of renters making good money, 100k, and they're renting and have been for years.Sounds like there is no way to give a redecoration allowance in ready spendable currency...what about a prepaid account, like a gift card to a granite place or Home Depot.