Partnered with a mentor who financed it, closed it in my name, we removed the junk, landscaped the property, had a professional arborist remove a tree hanging over the property, did some minor renovation work, and listed the property on the MLS.

The renovation consisted of all new interior and exterior paint, removal of popcorn ceiling, complete floor removal and install, complete kitchen remodel which included a wall removal and converting half of a closet into a pantry, complete master bath remodel, 2/3 remodel on guest bath, All new interior doors and hardware, new front door and hardware, new lighting fixtures, new landscaping, new paint for patio and front sidewalk, and pressure washed driveway.

It's normal to have a small scratch in the wall from moving furniture in/out, but a fist-sized hole or a dozen gouges would not be normal.It definitely takes a little time to develop a sense.Just did my walk through and they did not leave the space how I would have left it, not even close. 2-3 large holes which they apologized about, a broken door they apologized about, and really no cleaning at all that I could notice other than most of their belongings were removed.

He did however get us the coverage for previous years because I have received letters from insurance companies asking us to remove moss on roof one time and repair a loose cap (maybe some kind of vent cap or chimney cap) another time.

Whenever I do choose to sell my property do I need to contact NACA to remove the lein? 

Loosing whatever you actually paid for a down is not particularly riskless.

.: I'm dizzy from all the facts, so I'll be blunt.The best solution is for you to remove this Tenant as soon as possible.

Im talking about a legal frame 3 flat right about here (hit the red check in thingy on facebook) Just looking for that "average" numberMy definition of a gut rehab is worst case scenario from top to bottom from roof to basement and removing 90% of the property down to the framing, building everything back up and  replacing everything.  

She likes to look for loose dogs so we can catch them and find them homes ( yes we have dog treats in the car) .  

@Daniel Z Fang: Sounds painful but when investing in securities you probably received material from who you invested with stating that you understood that you could loose some or all your invested funds and probably also that you understood that returns are generally not guaranteed.