I came across a deal recently on the open market that seemed like a goldmine on the surface. 

, might be classified by the IRS as a "type" like "hard surface" rather than "soft" like carpet.

Because of my wife having allergies I am generally more sensitive to such things than the average landlord/tenant, but I would generally say that if you are renting an unfurnished place then you should clean all surfaces and deep clean carpet. 

Seems like a real good deal on the surface.

Obtain your likes the old fashion way.

If there is surface rust, then prepping is necessary.

I'm consistently amazed at how well this works, even though almost all of these links are nofollow.Old fashioned tactics like article submission, bookmarking, directory submission (great for infographics, at least for now), forum links, etc., have limited value, but there are situations where these types of links can be beneficial.

It operates similar to what you see in this next link: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2008/02/09/managing-tenants-part-three-written-criteria-for-tenant-selection/ Don Beck also has a scoring formula that comes with his system; it's all about rating tenant applicants in a non-discriminating fashion.

This helps the machine move in a smoother fashion.

Being a direct, old fashioned landlord, my sister just went over there and told her get dressed and told her she never wanted her to be naked again in the neighborhood.