THREE WEEKS LATER, After discovering the guy was homeless and, unbeknownst to me, was living in his truck and then subsequently squatting in a bedroom, hiding his sh!

But MOST of them are hiding something or they know a private owner is easier to manipulate.

They added a dropdown roof (purely to hide the damage i think) which is in bad shape.

I will also look nicer when freshly painted and help hide imperfections in the walls.

So again, it's purely subjective.I also want to make it clear that I'm not trying to hide anything.

“Hide in there like I did!”

Its much harder to hide from the IRS.

With luck, they'll jump at a cut-rate cash sale...these people love trying to hide cash from the IRS, it's like a social disease with them.This is where you make real money with your offer and then with the rehab, if you're good at rehabbing.

I thought maybe the mouse problem had been resolved, and planned to have more traps setup around the house to catch any stragglers that were hiding while we were there. 

The things I am evaluating it on are:1) Durability2) Ability to hide small tenant damage (nail holes, small dents, ...)3) Visual appealAny feedback would be appreciated.