I will give you all some advice, there are some folks on this site, who out of their generous nature are willing to post what they know on this site with no cost to you, all you have to do is listen and learn.

If not let me know and i will try to pull the contracts for more.

Or pull it while you can.

Yes, there are always exceptions, and unique circumstances, but in general human nature is what it is.

What would be the highest amount that I could pull out of the house?

The reason it’s hard is because it goes against human nature.

I don't pull permits, Plain and simple.

You'll be able to tell the areas that need replacing when you pull up the carpet and padding because the wood will be deeply stained.

Those carpets and pads must be pulled and the odors removed before new pads and carpets go in.And no Virginia, pet deposits will not take care of this, they can contribute but these people should talk first before the landlord does his checkout and try to come to some agreement to ease his pain and in turn theirs.Talk first, do not make them chase you or any chances of a reasonable settlement go out the window, or they would for me.

Here are some details:- The house was on the MLS about 6 months ago and has since been pulled off, now the owner is under Ch. 7 bankruptcy so I'm thinking they will be even more motivated to sell if they are allowed by the courts.- The property is in Ohio.- I want to move as fast as possibleThanks