I am flipping a house in Baltimore and wondering peoples thoughts on details like crown molding, garbage disposals, and exposing/repointing brick.

Although it's "garbage in, garbage out", as long as it is used properly, regularly, and in good faith it meets the contemporaneous records requirement for mileage.One of the lowest hanging fruits in an audit is disallowance of mileage which is not supported by contemporaneous reports, or for which the reports don't appear to be contemporaneous. 

As a result, the city as a whole, was cleaned up but at the expense Kensington, which saw an influx of drugs, garbage, and homeless encampments.  

smart move says "accept".they have a newer SUV (a few months old) . i made sure i took the garbage out just to look inside the vehicle and it was spotless.that's one thing i always do with people i like..

Again, dont think of maximizing cashflow.for instance, shoes or shoes off, how is garbage handled, is there a schedule for laundry?

I have around $2k built in for water/sewer/garbage. 

As my principle tells me, garbage in - garbage out.

Know all of your cost, clean-up, garbage removal, insurances, overhead, labor, material, and etc. 

We already keep water and garbage in our name because of a single water meter and the garbage service provides a discount for keeping them in our name and paying for 2 units on the same property.I'll review our lease to ensure we can be protected in the event someone does take advantage of it.

In my area of Portland owners are required to pay garbage.