I've scrubbed everything with TSP. 

That said, I’m open to any position, even if I am scrubbing toilets, maybe hear some useful nuggets of REI knowledge through an air duct?

That said, I'm open to any position, even if I am scrubbing toilets, maybe hear some useful nuggets of REI knowledge through an air duct?

I worked alongside professionals as a "helper" With pretty much no construction experience, they put me on the dirty grunt work, cleaning rat poop, removing the old toilets, scrubbing down baseboards, etc. but as I was doing that, I was watching every single thing they did, and pestered them with tons of questions on how to do things and different techniques.

National tenants tend to have chosen brokers for a state,county etc. they work with to scrub sites.The real estate department heads at national companies and brand names are very busy.

We spent about 5k scrubbing it up and now we have a leased signed for $775 a month.

Concentrated bleach, a garden hose, and a scrub brush made quick work of the mold on the concrete.

Before I start scrubbing this hefty list in the court office, What happens to probate properties that are over $75K?

So basically you have to scrub the entire place inside out, floor to ceiling, every single surface in the property. 

I would have scrubbed the walls and ceilings with detergent and water and rinsed well with cloths before priming/painting.