Anyway, just saying, if you're going to allow pets, consider the bigger picture.

As the foundation inspector said... you could spend thousands re-leveling joists, re-setting piers and trying to make a picture perfect house, or you can just work with what it is - an old house.

If you have a picture in your mind of what you want to do, and if you approach it with a plan and goal, I don't see why you couldn't make it happenGood luck and keep me posted on the development.

Yeah another things about wholesaling virtual make sure you hire someone off Craiglist to take the pictures.

Big picture - it is more inconvenience than anything.

Take pictures.

Document your decisions/meetings (if multi-manager) and memorialize in a formal motion/resolution book.

I would stay with the simple, clean look.Do you have pictures of your property?

Take lots of pictures.

If it's shattered or a corner is complete broken off, the tenant did it and I'd charge them for it.If it's a crack that seems to follow a line or be in a spot where there was bad support (installation problem) a decently heavy item could have done it (which wouldn't be the tenants fault).Like someone else said, post a picture here and you will probably have plenty of folks who can tell you if it's most likely an installation type issue that caused it or if the tenant definitely did something.