We were "driving for dollars" and found a house in our neighborhood that has all the signs of neglect: tall grass, exterior needs painted, no deck on the back and sliding door is sealed off.

It's also around 3 feet tall, with the snow around I coudln't get a good look at is beside the front of the property.

I have been curious about this as well,  especially since I am a woman....wondered if it would make a difference...I have a friend who has had a few rentals in the past and he felt that his big and tall frame and his look made a intimidating factor...he also was quite handy on beign able to fix things...where as I am everything the opposite...so I have also exercised the idea of pretending to be some sort of manager....I like this question.

When I showed up the bed had been moved in front of the glass door wall.

It has a closet and two windows leading outside but also french doors (with glass panels) and a window that looks into the kitchen.Would this window between "bedroom" and kitchen affect the sale price?

You can get the huge, tall cheap plastic panters and spray paint to minimize wasting lots of money if stolen. 

would you take a smaller % of ROI if you do NOT have to do jack S...T? All

Now he's claiming I should only make them replace the glass and the latticework (basically repair the door) and I am not opposed to this, IF it can be done and I told them that.They're just making me feel unreasonable and I know that's what people do, they try to justify their horrible behavior, but it's really starting to make me sick (literally) with anxiety.

From the pictures, this home doesn't appear to be tall enough to do the loft conversion.

My windows were 108 inches tall.