If you do use tiles, consider a darker grout; easier to hide grime.

At this point you are going to either receive a letter from their lawyer a summons a nasty gram (or most likely nothing at all).

They give me Western Union / Money Gram checks.

Some forms of curry really cause a whole lot of damage to a property to remove the grime/smell.

Of course the pictures dont do it justice because the layers of grease and grime that was on the walls fixture cabinets etc... was truly impressive.

Originally posted by Robin Grimes:"So, how many properties do you own?"

It is obviously broken down into a nasty gram against me personally and Marquis on the part of J Scott and K Marie Poe.

Robin Grimes, I did a double take at the title, as I JUST did this with a high end tenant that needed to move quickly (relocation).Grateful for the sage advice John and Michelle added.I gave him access to a closed garage, and didnt give him keys to the main house as an anchor to ensure we wouldn't have problems with him changing his mind and wanting his deposit back.Worked perfectly and seamlessly.

Benaiah Grimes - I'll post a complete breakdown once the house is sold.

i'm actually the owner of a carpet/ tile and grout cleaning company. there is a product called tilemaster from TMF that will break up all dirt and grime with a 20 min dwell time and a little scrubbing.