Depends am I the one doing the dishes?

I've had good success using a paste of bleach, oxyclean powder, and blue dawn dish soap.  

I used a realtor for both my previous properties, but listings seem few at the moment and I need to learn how to approach each potential buy independently to avoid dishing out potential profit unnecessarily.

The soap dishes on  the wall have to go.  

If you are concerned about space for draining dishes you could buy a dish drainer that fits over part the sink (with expanding ears)The other thing that I notice is the door opening into the kitchen.  

Not the weirdo's we see on TV  LOLIn my mind houses like this one you did and or Hoarder houses are hands down some of the most profitable you can do as a flipper.... the one's I did this year were so bad you could not even walk in them without masks or bunny suites.. how the heck people live like this is just      well its just so hard to process.... you have buyers find a spec of mold and freak out .. these people live in a petry dish and somehow survive..

Next best--remove with minimal mess and effort with garden sprayer and hot water w/ dish soap or commercial product like DIF.  

dish on the roof, ran a cable down through the basement window (he drilled a hole through the wood window frame for the cable), and had DirecTV in his storage unit!

Oil spills wipe right up or wash off with dish soap when sealer is applied but the stuff I use is 180 dollars for 5 gallons.

And yes, I got some of the same grief for this decision as has been dished out in this thread.