I found this to be a little unusual so I asked why the shower doors could barely move (I lived in the property for 11 years before this and the shower doors always moved smoothly.)Turns out that apparently in her words, "A lil screw came loose and I don't know where it went and that's when it started getting harder to move the shower doors."

I have experience syndicating smooth deals with out of state investors.

Skim coat a smooth texture and paint it trim color maybe?

Things were going smoothly until the mother of one of the young women showed up and claimed that her daughter was NOT going to live in that neighborhood. 

Those that choose to broker real estate without a license end up like this guy did:https://www.myfloridalicense.com/sto/unlicensedact...He had contracts on the properties but Florida realized all the game players and scammers were skirting laws so they wrote the statutes to put an end to that.

Obviously that and the appraisal still need to go smoothly so I'm trying to keep my excitement in check for now.And to top it all off, I have a 3rd interview with a company tomorrow whose office is less than a block from this house, totally unplanned.

All went smoothly till Covid19.

The process went mostly smooth, other than the house being already rented out when it was advertised as vacant.

A smooth product will scratch easier no matter which finish you have so look for one with texture.

Like I said we may consider a reduction but more often then not it just translates to more work for less pay, which is not something we're interested in - we are interested however in ensuring your properties run smoothly so that you are happy and continue to use our services but not at the cost of placing our services on sale.