It is also my understanding that assets contributed to the corporation are contributed at cost basis, but if withdrawn, they are withdrawn at FMV which may create a taxable capital gain for the taxpayer.My understanding may be imperfect, but these issues certainly bear further examination.

Remember that "not selling a property" is in many ways the same as deciding to "buy the property".I know this is an imperfect analogy due to sellling costs and tax issues, but the point is that you should evaluate every investment you own continually, considering its current market value and yield, and ask yourself if you'd purchase this asset at its current market value.

This cause water to leak out of the connections and causes water damage to the ceiling.The washer/dryer is in the hall upstairs on our units.We have also found tenants will use the cheap rubber hoses instead of the steel braided ones or not have a washer fitting inside the connection which causes a leak.Also if it is an older washer or connections at the wall the threading is older and even if you tighten it will leak.This is why we use Teflon tape when putting the steel lines on.It fills the imperfections of the threading and stops any leaks at the connection.Another area of leakage is at the discharge hose.If it is not properly clamped at the washer,has an old hose,or where the discharge hose goes into the drain line could cause a leak.

He strips the tub down with acid and will fill in any imperfections with fiberglass.

Larger master baths Ill do in satin, semi-gloss on the rest for greater moisture resistance.If there is color on the walls I like flat white ceiling as the flat reduces shadowing which highlights imperfections, and flat white "lifts" the ceiling while darker colors "lower" it.

I'd be worry of an extremely picky (nitpicky) buyer that will come back to you when you are completed and attempt to nickel and dime you for price reductions for any little imperfection (real or not real) that they see.

Before the annual Section 8 inspection, I go over and touch-up any paint imperfections, and paint the window sills and tracks.

@Brian Pulaski hey thanks for the response, im still very new and just learning while taking massive imperfect action.

If you hire a painter specify this, because all painters use flat paint in most of the house because it hides imperfections better.  

The installer said he would take care of the issue but only ended up throwing spackle on SOME of the new imperfections, plus the spots he spackled are unsanded and unpainted.