Just finished a rehab with a 160 sq ft tiny unit addition.

If that doesn't solve the issue, I'd prorate the work and pay him half a payment for half a job or 3/4 payment for 3/4 f the job whichever it is and get another contractor to finish the work.

I did my prelicensing in Raleigh with HPW while I was finishing my degree, but went with mostly Superior School for my postlicensing around Charlotte. 

The previous owners have basically remodeled the home except for a few finishing touches (kitchen remodel and bath tub still need to be put in) and the HVAC system (it has not be put in (they have all of the materials, just haven’t put it in)).

A close friend of mine and his mother finished a flip house in August, but have been unable to have any luck selling it.

My back splash edges were not finished correctly, and I'm looking for some tips to clean them up.

Specifically they are going to care about bed and bath count, square footage and quality of finishes in bathrooms and kitchen.

If I decide to sell it will be in the spring after I finish the current renovations. 

The renter was just overall disrespectful of the space and took advantage of things where they could there's a lot more to it than that but I'm trying to keep things short, Ish.I have a folder of basic House Rules like a lights out time and we all should be aware that sound travels, basic stuff.But one particular thing that urged me asking her to leave was I came home from a real estate job around 2am to a pot on the stove that was at a rolling boil and a pan in the oven, meanwhile she is asleep.Going off this it makes me feel like I need to put a rule down for every little thing even though it seems common sense not to leave cooking food unattended.Does anyone have any advice for some house rules that they have created that they would like to share?

Don't use a realtor yet, and don't put it in the MLS, yet.Start with Craigslist, Redfin and Zillow and see if you can find a buyer before you are finished.