Even jets of steam don't get it completely clean. 

Master bedroom could be a nice textured piece though if you are renting to people with kids I'd again put LVT in the other bedroom that the children might have because of staining.Laminate tends to have issue with water which can cause peaking.

And there was a discussion from those that have moved up from the Cirrus to VLJ  ( Very Light Jets) and how much it cost to operate them yearly.. 350 to 450k a year is what those boys spend on those toys.. and that does not include the purchase of the aircraft...

I have used the hydro Jet multiple times.

HELOC's interest is no longer deductible as of 2018 for personal purchases (if you use it to buy jet skis or may bills)But you can deduct it via interest tracing on business purchases. 

It's no texturing and no painting.

You can put a small bench to sit down and have some jets in there.

My painter spent two days removing, the drywall guy came in next day to texture and the painter painted on day 4.

As much fun as it would be to spend my time jet-setting around the globe and hang out at super luxiorous restorts and bet black chips ($100) in casinos, the amount of assets required to support that lifestyle is staggering.

With a 15 year note, everything else the same and assuming self management, your cash on cash return falls to 2.4% and the property generates only $1200 a year in true cash flow.Sorry for typos, no time to proofread, have to jet.