What would you do if they lose their job or have an unexpected health issue and have no where to go and can't pay the rent??

Oh, and fire that lame realtor that didn't mention any of this painfully obvious stuff. just my 2c....best of luck

For a beginner, I think , that is a recipe for pain (at least initially). 

For furniture imprints, try ice cubes - that's what my wife tells me at least.Get an invoice for cleaning so you can deduct appropriate amounts from the deposit.Cleaning mini blinds - that can be a pain.

Since the buyer took a risk in buying and the lender took a risk in lending 100%, then maybe the pain should be shared.Didn't personally partake in the latest borrowing/feeding frenzy so don't have to make these choices but know people who are only guilty of buying a home to live in and can't move on now.

As per our lawyer it is legal…I also itemized a list of repairs/remediation for my own kicks (odor removal, patch and pain holes in walls, scratches in floor from dog…) they have $8.89 left according to that.Either way...big development!!!

Isint it getting to be a pain to have little SFHs?

I feel ur pain.

It is a pain but at the same time it is a barrier to entry meaning less people have access to that list and in turn less competition.

Originally posted by @James Paine:@Nick ChucalesIn every market there are motivated sellers.