If walls are sealed properly, then nothing that was on them can leak out; I have never heard of replacing sheetrock but can assure you that my property was as bad as it gets and yet my treatments worked just fine.

Renters are charged one fee for rent, board and utilities.I don't know if they use a standard lease, but since they generally rent to college students (grad/undergrad and visiting scholars) who attend their church there is a general understanding.

What I'm looking for is someone local who I can build a relationship with to visit my properties and do a walk through with pictures and video of the progress of them.

I am planning on visiting the property this weekend and hoping to have a GC provide me with the scope of work and rehab estimate for the property. 

Have you personally visited the block?

Remember even if you don't know about something and it comes back later guess who is responsible for knowing all of this, you the realtor.Here are the most frequent claims made against realtors, fraud, negligence, breach of contract, breach of duty, misrepresentation regarding floods or leaks, misrepresentation regarding the value of property, misrepresentation regarding the condition of the property, consumer protection act, bodily injury, property damage and earnest or escrow disputes.How do you protect yourself as a real estate professional, take a look at what I offer as in legal service, some people compare this to insurance, I say its more of an assurance so you can worry less and live more.

Visit a store that sells natural gas appliances and bring the photo with you, the sales people may have an idea.

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You can look for and interview these when you visit to evaluate the area.

what should i be looking at when i visit the property?