I've known of college apartments keeping security deposits over the smallest things like a sponge left under a sink, or chipped paint on the shelving inside of closets, etc. 

I speak with a broker and property management company in the Boise area and homes fly off the shelves for them right now.

In order to make room for his tools and be as organized as he can be (he's a very disorganized person), he built shelves to place his tools.

Third, your WIC looks too small to have shelves on both two sides.

I have some twins in large walk-in closets, you could call it a mini bedroom since there is a tv in there, along with milk crate shelves and a calendar of scantily clad women.The people we rent to are contractors. 

This is ordinary and you shouldn't charge for filling the holes.If the tenant puts up four lag bolts to mount a TV or installs six shelves in their bedroom to display their tea cup collection, that would NOT be ordinary wear-and-tear.CLICK HERE for a great guide with a lot of examples.I have a similar list that I provide tenants, along with instructions on how to clean and return the home.

You're going to get a pep talks galore from all the superficial, shallow, and devoid-of-introspection people in your life about getting up and going on and succeeding from your failure, learning and growing and doing great because you're a fine, fine person with tenacity, and courage, and spirit, and that mystique-laden country-cornpone wisdom-word "grit."

And in Houston, it's hard to even keep inventory on the shelves!

If homes are "flying off the shelves" then obviously there is less sense of urgency on the banks part, but if things are moving at a more normal or even slow pace then you have the negotiating upper hand, especially since a couple other buyers have already been unable to complete a sale.

- dated looking) with fiberglass insertthere is a jaccuzzi tub in master as well - not sure if it works - would it hurt value if I pulled it out and put in shelving?