Didn't read all of it.When you buy carpet you can get a plastic vapor barrier put in underneath to try and protect the floor.You can turn off the lights and take a black light to show all the urine stains.

Hello BP family, I am looking to make an offer on the following property:Condominium 2 bedrooms2 bath1,204 sq ft patio with storage, near pool, wood floors, washer/dryer, fridge includedseller wants $1,850 per month and wants to sell for $335,000I checked the comps using Zillow and it looks like a comparable unit that is a 2/2 that has all upgrades and is asking 313k, the owner said this unit just sold for 310kall the upgrades: dark wood floors throughout, granite counters, stainless steel appliances, recessed lighting, pedestal lighting, upgraded trim, counter back splash, new cabinets and fixtures, floating shelves and a new HVAC unit.Whereas the unit I want to make an offer on has none of these things, but does have a larger square footage (1,204 sf compared to 952 sf).

Here is the type of wording we use in an addendum to our contracts if we presell a house:In order to compensate the seller for the items and finishes that may need to change should the closing not occur because of any contingency in the contract, the parties agree that there shall be a separate deposit of $20,000.00 which shall be non-refundable to the purchasers should the transaction not close.These funds are not earnest money that is in any way refundable to the purchaser should the contract fail to close.This means if we give them allowances to pick out lighting, tile, etc. and they pick out items we would never have picked and the house doesn't close -- for ANY REASON (loan doesn't go through, appraisal too low, they simply change their minds, etc.), we get the $20,000 so that we can then do the house as we see fit.There are many other pitfalls you must pay attention to when selling early, but none as important as this one.  

I paint every interior wall of every one of my rentals the same light beige color. 

Technically they don't have to take "construction debris" but success can be had if it looks like DIY, it's small and light, under 30lb, and don't put out too much at once.

It looks a little light.  

The county did it, the post office was flexible, Florida Power and Light refused to change their designations.I would probably tend to use one that provides continuity and the least confusion to most.

We have always given a minimum of 24 hour notice and it's only been shown less than 10 times in 60 days.They also painted two rooms without written permission per their lease and changed out light fixtures & added dimmers.

Action that has caused you to take on significant debt, create LLCs with little understanding, no plan on their structuring, operation, record keeping, and write posts that do not paint you in the best of lights as a serious investor.  

And they changed light fixtures and added dimmers.