They mention that "the Board Of Directors will require an inspection of the unit to ensure that the hard flooring has been completely removed (not covered over with carpet) and wall-to-wall carpeting has been installed".It seems like the neighbor downstairs complained of noise from my tenants walking in the condo.

I recently started thinking of just removing the arch’s and making them all square.

Besides, you are unlikely to be able to have history removed from the numerous property databases.The real problem is the property has been on the market continuously for YEARS.  

-Pressure wash outside building, some paint-Remove all the excess stuff sitting outside-Kill all weeds and fill cracks-Pressure wash parking, add Lines for parking-Some mulch and nice plantsIn that order...

If you remove the float while sitting in the tub, please ensure you put it back in the tub before closing the cover.

After 3 years, they will remove the lien automatically.

Outside of utilities you can also require that tenants manage snow removal and general lawn care/property maintenance.

I may let him remove the carpet, maybe. 

@Chris Fentiman Although it’s been about 20 years now so figure in some additional costs for price of materials and labor increases and inflation but I reroofed an 8000sq ft 3 story Tudor style house for about $20,000 removing shingles and replacing plywood as needed and laying an underlayment.

Inspectors don’t know or care about opening walls, removing wallpaper, painting things, new cabinets etc.