Most certainly no company can be entirely perfect and PIP takes pride in righting our wrongs (when they happen). 

My perfect floor plan is one with a lot of space to maneuver. 

The system of Controlling real estate and liquidating it fast has been developed over many years and perfected.

IMO it stains easily,  and you run the risk if it's not 100% perfect, it will crack or bow up, no thanks!      

Now this might be a hard question for some people to answer honestly, because of course we are all perfect landlords who file as soon as our tenants are late

Walking through the house, it seemed perfect.

We're perfectly willing to let deals go by rather than to talk ourselves beyond where our numbers say we should be.- @Chris Haas: I agree, I can always transfer money out to get the balance where I want it, generate the letter for a specific offer, and transfer money back.

He's probably not wrong on his cost estimate, but at least you know you'll be getting something that fits perfectly and won't be an issue down the line.

In between tenants the units are very clean and staged perfectly so they show very nice.

For some owners, this may mean the project is not perfectly suited to their needs once it is complete.