Then rinse and let the walls dry.  

Just like a puddle quickly dries up in the sunlight, real estate puddles dry up quickly by investors clean up the messy puddle.

If the condensation was heavy, the existing drywall can be saturated with moisture and that takes time to dry out.

I do seem to get the perception that the rehab market in Orange County is somewhat dry, and that profitable and successful deals would be difficult to make in the current environment as a first time flipper/investor.

I typically deal with a lot of plumbing issues (water heaters, toilets, leaks), HVAC issues, and carpentry repairs (rotted subfloors from toilets, busted doors etc..).

ThanksTexas has an implied warranty of habitability that appears to mean a rental must be dry, heated, with flushing toilet, etc.

Might try to contact "Make it Right" builders, they have some issues with rotting wood but that's another matter. 60 lots may be of some interest, money isn't an issue.

There had once been a leak from a drain stopper ball on the p-trap, they called it an active leak even though it was dry and clean.

This place has bled me almost dry trying to do the right thing and hold on to it.

Not to say that is a bad thing, but it has not been effective for me.I'm not sure why, but craigslist really seems to have dried up as a serious consistent buyer source.