Best practice for me is to provide mini blinds.

Not knowing where you are looking or any further information is sort of making us fly blind.

But I’m wondering if I’ve become blinded to this property.Any advice or input would be great.

I thought the encounter went well besides the point at the end he started bringing up little things he wanted fixed like the blinds, the covers to the baseboard heat, and a closet door that lost the wheels to stay on its track which I thought was weird.

Vandals, thieves, etc. will rob you blind if you don't have good property management and/or security protocols set in place.

This included everything from new locks, appliances, blinds, light bulbs, face plates and any other odds and ends the house needs.

A Seller Side Only Closing Statement and a separate Buyer Side Only Closing Statement, or what I call a "Blind HUD" is not a matter of legality.When the new buyer is getting a loan however, in most cases, the underwriters for that lender will almost never allow a Blind HUD closing.

The blind leading the blind, unfortunately.Can a newbie get into the market and become successful?

Sitting down with an attorney for an hour now will be money well-spent, and will cost you far less than trying to clean up the mess you could inadvertently create if you just stumble forward blindly and get something wrong. 

This is the only one you should call any sort of "pet".Then there is a "service animal" this is like a dog for a blind/disabled person.