But you know how many either dont know the law exist until they get a nasty gram from the building division or a cease and desist..  

Does anyone have any ideas for effectively removing cooking grease and grime from vinyl plank flooring?

Quote from @Ronald Grams: @Vanessa Hammonds is the land already equipped with plumbing, electrical, etc?

I found this house vacant. the front door was unlocked and indicated squatters at some point. inside the house I found a ton of trash, demonic related slurs spray paint on the walls, "hell house" "666" , animal and human feces on the floor along with unknown mix of slugs and grime all over the floors.

Quote from @Ronald Grams: I am working with a seller who’s looking to sell his property and is considering a Rent-to-own from a buyer who doesn’t have the capitol for down payments and closing costs.

They are sticky and have grease/grime on them.

I've noted a few things that need to be fixed up, but I was hoping I could get some input on what you would fix up in order to get a decent tenant.Some things I noted: Fixing the patch of tiling that is missing in one of the bedrooms, getting the grime of the first shower cleaned up, and installing a holder for the handheld shower head in the second shower.Any help would be much appreciated!

For Seminole heights specifically the surrounding areas are putting pressure in the form of what I call crime n' grime.

This they reiterated in a email just before their nasty-gram.  

Don't ever fall for these:ANYTHING from Africa, Western Union/Money Gram, no phone # picture business address or license business names, phony IDs (one is on BP, but he is a TOTAL SCAMMER (aren't you William Frederick Jr), american names but can't speak a lick of english or have heavy accents usually from Asia, tell you no money upfront excpet for certain amount until you pay and then there is more upfront costs they didn't know about, and it goes on and on.I'd say to protect your personal and private information (like your SSN and bank accounts), the loaner is taking all the risks up front.