I listed and sold a house that had seen 50 years of smokers... we hired a local company to use ozone machines for three days, and it completely eliminated the smoke smell. 

If the loan isn't established:A) It is a horrible customer experience and causes the borrower to scramble for funding, completely eliminating the prospect of repeat business.B) If the loan doesn't close nothing is made from it.

Take action to promptly eliminate any dangerous condition on the Property;G.

It is a lot easier when mobile titles have been eliminated and converted to real property so you no longer have to mess with the car type title. 

@Mohammed AlamHere is a report for the number of properties available in the zips you asked about:+ Home market value up to $100,000+ Eliminate owners known to have low equity+ 1000+ Sq Feet+ One property per owner+ Eliminate business ownedTwo segments:Absentee Homeowners      Single and multifamily homes, owner lives anywhere in USSenior Homeowners     Age 60-89, 15+ year residence, single family homesProperty Zip codesAbsentee   Senior 21201BALTIMORE, MD     6 221206BALTIMORE, MD     55 8221210BALTIMORE, MD     0 021211BALTIMORE, MD     1 021213BALTIMORE, MD    225 23221222DUNDALK, MD    189 24721224BALTIMORE, MD    226 18121229BALTIMORE, MD    337 41621230BALTIMORE, MD    160 6021231BALTIMORE, MD     4 121239BALTIMORE, MD     16 74Total   12191295Please get in touch with me if you want to see more details.

While it is true the interest deduction for "home equity debt" is eliminated, many HELOCs will still qualify for an interest deduction.

Run HVAC fan the whole time.Replace the blinds... large surface holds dust and odor easily.Steam clean or replace carpets.If all else fails hire a Vaportek licensed professional... they use a can or machine to flood the apartment with odor eliminator and essential oils.

Because what we do see historically is higher interest rates will actually correlate with rising rents.And if the market you are referring to is Northern Jersey....a much likelier cause of falling prices would be essentially the elimination of the deductibility of property taxes. 

As someone with 1,000's of tenants & 60+ employees I can tell you that it'd be my dream to eliminate the cost of having a person there to show the rentals but the risk would be far too great.

Did Del tell you that proper screening eliminates evictions, damage done by tenants (in excess of the security deposit), lawsuits?