Usually I am stone cold business but for some reason I was soft on this one.  

I like the strategy of showing them the lease & them brushing the topic of eviction.

Is it recently repositioned or just a soft submarket?

I have another rental which I am thinking about selling and the tenant who also pays fairly timely just told me today of this post: " There are soft spots all over the entire floor of the modular home they are renting.

I would not recommend brush painting them, my mother did that and you can see the brushstroaks, which again, doesnt look extremlely modeen.

These three properties will represent most of my commercial portfolio.I have three banks heading toward a soft yes on everything.

The next day take a soft dry towel to the remaining film and you will be amazed at how it comes right off - make sure the grout lines are dry before you do this, but do not wait more than a day because the film will continue to harden and become harder to get off.

I'm not even sure myself, but she keeps saying it :-) Maybe she thinks of the sunroom as a leisure area where you want to pamper your feet by digging them into something soft?

It almost looks like brush strokes like it is primer or something..hard to tell.

One thing you could do is use S mortar or something similar with a brushed texture to go over the top of the faux brick if it's structurally sound, and then get artistic with a sponge with a row on the bottom (all along the front, under the windows, etc) , to give those bricks a nice natural tone/look (tans, greys, with multiple passes with dabbing with a sponge) might give you a really nice look.This is all if the brick is structurally sound, of course.