Jason, the shower curtain is a two layer curtain, it is a little different but nice in person.

If there is only one or maybe two layers of shingles, and the roof is structurally sound, then adding another layer may be acceptable.

The holes in your wall may be masking the true root of the problem.

All of this stems from the lender trying to avoid their own liability on the property and serves as a good layer of protection for you.As a tactic you can always ask when the borrower is moving out and don't close if they have property in the home.

If you spent $2,7k for a layer you had better to pay the taxes with this money.

I feel it adds an extra layer of protection to ensure the area remains in decent shape.

When an offer is accepted, create 1234 Madison Street LLC with CashBuyer LLC as the owner and then hold the property in 1234 Madison Street LLC.This approach would also add an extra layer of protection and wouldn't require you to submit offers in your own name or make a new LLC every time you want to put in an offer.

I don't believe I should have to mask my opinions for fear of tenant dissatisfaction... but the customer is always right?

Can you add another layer or will you have to completely tear it off.

LLC is a just another layer of protection that may or may not be helpful.