No small children upstairs help the problem.3.

Throughout the house, the wood doors, trim, bathroom vanities, and stair railings were very dinged up from the previous owner who had multiple pets and children.

It's usually junk furniture and things of little value, so you can tell that they don't plan to come back for it.

So I see that there is a real opportunity here.So to make a long story short, here’s the deal: My great aunts in their 70s, who are the property owners, have lived in the home all their lives, since they were children.

We provide the tenant with use of drop cloth floor runners and furniture sliders for one week to make it easier for them and to protect our property from unnecessary damage.

There is so much good stuff on the 3 I listed, I could fill a warehouse with quality furniture and knick knacks.

If you think the neighbor poses a threat and will take advantage of the opportunity (unknowing buyer's agent and buyers viewing your home, family with children moves-in, etc.), disclose it and live with a clear conscience.As an agent, I've shown many properties to buyer clients. 

I met women and men who had been on government assistance their entire life and in turn they were teaching their children to be dependent on government assistance.

The single mom is deceased, no will, with 4 children who are all in agreement to sell.

First, explaining her children were asleep.