A nasty-gram advising that the right to be present on this property ended at settlement is likely warranted here.Sounds like he may also be interfering with the contractual relationship with the tenants which also deserves a cease and desist.

It's basically saying that you, as a landlord, are presumed to have a high propensity towards discrimination, so we're going to enact legislation that removes your ability to choose the tenant so that you are no longer even able to discriminate, whether you would have or not.For example, I get 3 applications that have similar income, job history, rental history, and credit.Person A had dirty clothes on, a passenger seat littered with McDonald's wrappers, didn't take their shoes off until asked to do so, had grime under their finger nails, etc.Person B was a loud mouth type A personality who started telling me how things were going to be.Person C was clean and respectful and asked if it would be alright if they created a mulch bed with plants and flowers in front of the deck.If Person A or Person B sees the house first, and they meet my written objective qualification parameters, I, by law, have to rent to a slob who may trash my house, or a jerk who may cause arguments, disturb neighbors, or make my life difficult in any number of other ways?

With rentals I see semi-gloss used frequently because it is easy to clean the dirt and grime off when tenants leave.

@Rick Grimes , welcome to BP! 

Originally posted by Shane Grimes: AGAIN, if a coach was willing to teach me how to properly wholesale homes for example, I'm willing to give every penny of profit from a deal or deals that I was taught how to put together back to the coach.

Terri Lewis this is usually the time of the deal when my attorney writes a nasty-gram along with a copy of the termination of contract and termination subject to disapproval per contract 1.b or whatever.

.- Sri Sri Paramahansa Yoganandain a "Para-gram"

The shower surround had so much grime on it, that I had to really scrub it with soft scrub. 

If I were to live in this house, I would not want all this grime and grit in the home - even if it were inside of walls and other cavities.

@Rick Grimes Doing L/O is a great way to get cash flow without a lot of cash tied up.