. :-) While it's "possible" that the tenants did the damage themselves after losing their keys at some bar on Chippewa Street, it's also possible that someone else tried to break in so I wouldn't charge them for that.

Anything would be better than a pink stain.

Go Barons/Oilers.

People use these "pink sheets" as leads to landlords that might want to sell.

If so, the rolled pink insulation will be your cheapest way to go before drywalling.

Also - be sure to listen to the first of the BiggerPockets Podcast Here.Finally - you can use the search bar on the top right corner to search for "Wholesale" or "wholesaling" and discover a whole TON of forum posts and blog post about it.

The walls where off white and the stucco was a peach/pink type of color, the same exact stucco used for the outside of the house...haha

I have a couple units coming up that have hideous looking tile (green, pink, etc), but the tile is in great shape physically.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/03/24/deals-moving-forward/Corey Gentry you can look at it as the same as a rehab, only the intent is to exit at a lower value, but also to not have to put as much work into the property, and leave those sweat equity type items for the end buyer who gets a deal by being ok with those outdated kitchen and baths or vintage pink toilets haha.

Congrats on #9, land baron!