Let it dry and then take a damp rag (not wet) and gently wipe the majority of the filler away.Third, put just a little amount of paint on the area and feather it out about a 6 or 8 inches.  

Bushings dry out and break etc.Things I look closely at when inspecting homes without power / water include:water damaged areas, look for former leaks, check everywherespend lots of time in the basement evaluating the joists and foundation.

Things to consider: Does the basement stay dry and must free? 

Mold needs a source of water to thrive so you need to find the leak, fix it, dry out or cut out any related materials, and make the repairs.

They painted over dried drywall mud, bugs, hair, and anything else you can think of.

We ramped up to 4 STR then COVID-19 hit, our bookings dried up.

You're really splitting hairs when comparing all 3 of these markets.

Needs painting and some dry wall fixed, I noticed the skylights seem to have paint peeling and little black around the edges, may need to be replaced.

That looks a little dry or plain...the honey dripping off the side gives of flowing vibe, will push off a sense of cash flow and prosperity

Where practitioners start splitting hair is that they combine the PI component into one fee and add a "service charge" or fee.