New quartz counter-tops, sink, fixtures, bathroom, new lighting, new flooring, new paint and reupholstered the cushions for the bed and seating area.

All new flooring, paint, lights, bathrooms, kitchen, exterior, roof, etc...

Then the renters would have to divide rent amongst themselves.Does anyone have experience working with this type of situation that could shed more light and provide information that has helped them?

First and foremost, congrats on taking action- you are light years ahead of where I was in high school!

Not that appealing in such light.

Stabilized assets, workforce housing, light improvements.

Bass Harbor Head Light is easily the most photogenic lighthouse on the east coast.I actually know the house you're looking at. 

Match yellow vinyl & pull from back of house so all front is yellow vinyl & just leave light yellow.Other details: This is an over-budget move.

It was undeniable that the leasing company did not have the home inspected or professionally cleaned, fire alarms broken and missing, light bulbs burnt out, carpets filthy, windows inside/out so dirty you cannot see out of them, 1/2 inch of dust and dirt on the ceiling fans, window sills, bathrooms not cleaned...just a complete mess.

The attorney should provide the seller with the inspection report along with the contractor bid to repair and what concessions you need to close the deal in light of the finding.