Wife and daughter don't like them as they make it hard to clean their hair of shampoo.

And you have to keep the filters clean, which tenants will not do and the unit starts dripping.

You can clean up other aspects of title that remain later, including prior defects in the chain of title and liens, but the original deed and the nature of the interest(s) granted, do not change.

During this whole time I mucked around in tiny crawl spaces with mouse crap and snakes, cleaned sewage off of myself more than once, made at least two emergency room visits (one for drilling a hole straight through my hand installing cabinet knobs), sweated my *** off in attics in the summer.

You can request those tenants to clean the bathrooms through rotations or just charge them a small cleaning fee to hire cleaning crews to clean the house 1-2x a month or you do the cleaning yourself to save up money and have extra passive income.

This differs from things like general repairs/maintenance to fix and/or maintain a property, or, general cleaning and so forth. 

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Also seen the opposite where decent lot, decent price, looked clean, but when I got there must have been $100,000 in cleanup needed with all kind of trash and junk on that lot.I've never been to Harris county auction, but from what I understand they have multiple auctions and maybe even different locations depending on the precinct, so know where to go if you can.At one time there was a lady that would offer orientations at Harris county maybe 1 hour before the auction starts.When you are ready to bid, know how to pay. 

We just met with two pro cleaning companies and had the opportunity to try one out so far.

But with that comes more expenses, more insurance, more turnover, more cleaning services (I live 3 hours away) - so much more to deal with.