However, if there are numerous or larger holes, or if they require significant repairs, it might be reasonable to consider them beyond normal wear and tear.Since you’ve specified in the lease that tenants are responsible for holes in the wall, it would be important to communicate this expectation clearly with your tenants before they move out.

We mounted our celling fan remotes to the wall.

The thing I didn't think about till I started to talk to PM was about the lead based paint and walls being plaster not drywall.

Quote from @Adam Zach: Hey BP community,We’ve been scaling a rent-to-own single-family housing model across the Midwest and Southeast and have run into a wall with traditional DSCR lenders.We’ve been working with small local banks and credit unions to finance deals, but as we grow, we’re looking for more scalable lending partners.

My background is in finance - I started my career on Wall Street and today I’m a banker working with businesses and individuals here in Colorado.I’m currently diving deeper into multifamily investing and underwriting, with a goal of analyzing 50-100 properties this year to land the right first deal.

I've had clients do it and been successful.The challenge is no one can really give you an answer because each property is unique.For example, I had a client buy an unpermitted unit and had to move 15 feet of wall away from the setback.

My quick and dirty due diligence, for what is worth: Jon seems to have had a long and successful career on wall street. 

There was also "We Build the Wall" which raised money from Trump supporters to build a wall on the southern border that was found to be fraudulent (his sidekick Steve Bannon was sent to jail for 5 years over this but Trump pardoned him).And in December 2024, a federal appeals court upheld a jury's finding that Trump sexually abused writer E.

Maybe something like: “If you notice water leaking from ceilings, walls, or pipes, shut off the water supply if safe and call/text the landlord immediately.”Also, it might be helpful to give tenants the direct HOA contact number (even if you prefer they call you first), just so they’re not scrambling in the middle of the night if something urgent happens in the common areas.Other than that, I think your write-up covers the bases really well—simple, clear, and puts safety first.

I painted the walls in the entire house black - that should cover 3 months rent6.