Include nearest cross streets so people get a feel of where it is located, but do not put an image of the front of the property and do not put the address. 

Tyler Huntington i was very excited about the 15%...fingers crossed that all will work out ok with the inspection and appraisal

Fingers crossed though!! 

We also have Green Glue left from another job, and while that is not properly adhesive, it could add a little towards decoupling and hopefully sound reduction.

@Scott CarsonI’m hesitant to use OPM being so green but would certainly entertain the possibility further down the road.

The warehouse I dealt with used to be a metallurgy factory that had a potential of seeping metals into the ground, luckily the owner got an exemption from having to dig up acres of concrete to see if it was going anywhere dangerous, it also helped that he upgraded his building to be as green as possible.

This is likely something you can do on your own, but you have to be very astute and cross every T, dot every I, and know the law well - these slimy 'tenant' advocacy firms will exploit even your tiniest error.

It is always a gamble you take on any offer you accept.BUT -- to reduce your chances of the buyer not qualifying for a loan, ask to have the buyer cross-qualified by a lender you know, like and trust.

I can understand wanting to get a cross country move in the rear view mirror before you really drill down on investments.  

I look forward to crossing paths very soon!