Also, we're trying something new to us: no security deposits .... rather instead, we charging a Non-refundable move-in fee which is [for us, for now, so far] working good + a wee bit lower than our usually high sec. deposits & we don't have to deal with keeping yet another separate banking acct. nor deal with the argument of them trying to demand it back when they damage/break stuff & try to hide it.Good luck 🍀  & best wishes,  ~Mrs.

Later, I discovered that tan color really helps to hide stuff.I have a rental where I painted EVERYTHING white....three to four coats in areas because of grease, crayon marks, etc.  

Not sure if they got served the court papers yet, but I expect they are back to kind of hiding from the big problem and hoping it will go away. 

Now the unlicensed FRAUDS AND SCAMMERS have to hide in the shadows.

It’s the one haven where you can hide in and build companies, buy domains, hosting, build stuff, and most important collect money!

The big issue is depending on the adhesive of some wall paper applications you may end up ripping the paper layer off the drywall and then you've got a boat load of patch work to doLower costs but just as messy as a demo and takes almost the same amount of time.3rd option is to cover the walls.You can get wall panels from 3/16 thick and just put them up over top and hide all that's underneath. 

not sure about hiding the lock box usually on the listing it gives the location of the lock box..

When I went it was just an overwhelming feeling of pretence, people not being genuine (waaaaayyy too nice), hiding their motives, and of course the classic "Ohh look at me, I am a rockstar hot shot investor, worship and admire me I know all". yada yada yada.

Seems harder to lie on phone than when hiding behind a keyboard.

You have to find out where opportunity is hiding and kick in that door.