It's just that first wall that you have to climb and get over. 

Upon the tenant leaving, they discovered the slow leak he had "Fixed" was rerouted between the wall and the cabinet and it rotted all the subfloor in the kitchen, about $6,000 to fix. 

We are planning on the following materials:floors - use tile and commercial vinyl (plank or sheet);walls - velvet kitchen & bath paint (cleans easier) with either a tile base or wall base in lieu of baseboards;HVAC - extra filters on all ventilation ducts - I've cleaned cat out of a ventilator before ... not fun.On units where we have allowed pets in the past, we have required the tenant to carry a pet damage rider on their tenants insurance with us as the named payee.  

What grade & sheen paint do you use for walls?

Nobody then has to do it alone.Usually properties around 10K are stripped of anything valuable: plumbing, wiring (walls torn open for that), heating system, water heater, kitchen cabinets.In those neighborhoods you'll want to have a wireless alarm system, or they will tear out overnight anything that you've put in during the day.

The writing was on the wall, it didn't get to court, she just paid it.I have been personally involved in business sales with RE that were more involved where what was originally agreed to couldn't be met as originally thought, at the fault of buyers and sellers and I'd have to hold things together instead of having one party sue another, adjustments to price usually cure the problem.

No reasoning for the low offer other than they want to throw a bunch of crap at the wall and see what sticks.

Parts of the ceiling are falling down in one room, with wallpaper sloughing off the walls, signs of water damage in various other parts of the house.  

There are a lot of developers and flippers in my area that put their personal touch on a project i.e. green front door, tiled accent wall, etc

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