If the seller is agreeing to this type of stuff it might be best for the brokerage to walk away and wash their hands of this property.No legal advice given.  

Those are going to make a big difference - if your at $28 cash flow before adding expenses, it could be a major red flag - at the same time - living rent free has it's value too - that's $500+ a month that you don't have to pay in rent -  it may end up being a wash.

keywords=diatomaceous+earth+for+fleas&qid=1645568190&sr=8-53) Cat urine on walls, wash it off with 50% water 50% vinegar that might work.If it's really bad when you repaint (TRY) priming with killz then repaint over it.

If this is the case, then use my trick of renting your places with a shower liner and putting velcro on the shower liner and tub wall and requesting that tenants not undo the velcro except for when they wash the liner.

Even a basic Low-Sheen or Satin finish will offer decent wash-ability. 

The held money is for income taxes, when she filed it will wash out.

I wash my hair in the kitchen sink, and before I go to work every morning I climb up on my step ladder and dry the ceiling, and the walls.

They are willing to power wash, repair/fill in any cracks in our stucco (which we have a decent amount), and paint the entire exterior for a very reasonable/almost borderline too cheap of a price (half up front and half when the job is complete).My dilemma being a brand new property owner is, do I trust their sob story (she did send me before and after pics of jobs they have recently worked on) and get the exterior painted for a steal of a price?

Wash, rinse, repeat.That's how it's done.Best of luckStephanie

Who is to say that "XYZ Car Wash" the Schedule C sole proprietorship (2016 tax returns) is the same business as "XYZ Car Wash LLC" (2017 tax returns)?