The thickness also helps hide minor imperfections. 

The more I think about it the more I realize the home owners mind set is hiding.  

Could be that the non-profit helps absorb/hide RE profits from another business.

Another problem:  If the turnkey provider orders and pays for the inspection, doesn't that make it look like they are trying to hide something or somehow being non-transparent..?  

That's partially why college investors tend to do townhouses so they can hide a bit and not draw attention.  

And only they know insurance. 2) they will jump from part to part to co mingle returns, hide fees, mis represent how the death benefit is paid out etc to try and confuse the issue.  

Im a no nonsense type of person but I do have that soft spot I try to hide. 

Honestly, if he attempted to hide the fact that he did something, was rehabilitated, and is out on his own recognisance, there would be a problem.

They run and hide from it.

Think I've been lucky so far since most of my work is on the weekends..Good luck with the permit process, keep the site clean or they could start looking at other stuff, hide any new work if possible, put dirt on it, make it look old, you can always go back and clean it up..