The type of finish will also contribute to the overall price (i.e. smooth finish, orange peel, knockdown..)Keep in mind I am in Los Angeles. 

I guess I will just have to have my eyes peeled to different websites and wait for it to show up on the mls.

No flaking or peeling paint, interior and exterior Good steps.

We are talking about disturbing paint that has been there since 1978 and before because it might contain lead.Back then it was commonplace to strip off paint, especially peeling paint areas, before painting.

You really have three options, 1, search around for the odor until you find it (may not be possible without opening walls). only way to do so is follow your nose. 2, Mask the smell with some type of Lime agent, just be sure to read the label and follow it. 3, wait it out.

Siding or exterior in good condition, painted areas checked for cracks and peeling, windows cracked, broken, screens in good condition.

Not as much variety as the peel and stick, but fine for a rental.

To photograph the damage of the paint being peeled/scratched from the walls.I am going to bill her for this trip but I am not going to get the money.

And line up your letters using masking tape so the words run true instead of looking like a typewriter with a loose platen (only the old timers will know what I'm talking about).

While wearing HEPA dust mask, simply wet the material thouroughly with a spray bottle filled with water to prevent the dust from getting airborne.