@Adonna Pruette - will try and post new photos soon so stay tuned.

You may even want to provide them with an inventory/list of what you're proposing to dispose of, and take photos, so they can't say you didn't warn them (and they can't come back and say "By the way, what did you do with Grandma's seven-carat diamond ring"?).

I just forward the email to any applicant that wants it. they print it off, fill it out scan and email it back or take a photo of it filled out and send it back along with copy of their ID..

And this will be her first move out of the state as well, is there any catch to buying property out of state?

Andy,I think it might be time you set a date for a meeting with them, and have some photo's ready to show of the damage of the storm door, and yard, print them off and give them a copy.

I'd love to see photos of the interior!

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?

The catch was - they were in the Florida Keys.

They pay, but it's always just before the eviction deadlineConstant complaints from neighbors about (name the problem) but you can never catch them in the actEvery time you drive by, the lawn is barely alive, never edged, and there are 16 bikes, skateboards, and scooters piled up.

That and the photo question, come on.