My property manager even sprayed some bleach on the walls to help with any musty basement smell.

The majority of the multi inventory I come across in the city tends to be 4 walls and some joists, coming with a 6 figure acquisition and a 6 figure rehab cost.

The property line runs right down the middle of the property at the common wall.

The house needed all of the carpet replaced and the walls repainted.

I need a color for my walls, living room, bedroom and bathroom.

Obviously willful damage - like concrete in toilets, cabinets torn off the walls, etc - I would definitely file a police report.

In fact, the one we are working on now (full gut of a rental I have owned for 10 years) seemed to be a $60k rehab that is now a $100k rehab as we started opening walls and realizing there were some former leaks that rotted studs.  

Some of these reports are over hundreds of pages and you wouldn’t want to waste your time on that.Lastly, it’s better you surround yourself with a complete team comprising an inspector, a contractor, property managers, and other vendors when you go for the inspection.

Skiptracing is a waste of time money, you should focus on digital advertising.

A faucet is or toilet is used 10X as much, more spills on carpet and more damage to walls, etc.