I currently have it soaked with white vinegar and plans to wire brush it later, but I was wondering if anyone else had any other remedy for this or any success in doing so.

I'm looking to pick up a paint brush or roller as little as possible here.I have an organic respirator and some good goggles, but is there anything else I should consider so I don't become another "Tim Allen" statistic?

It should also be labeled "For masonry"Apply liberally, then pay a man named Juan $9/hr for days and days to alternate between application of the gel and vigorous scrubbing with a wire brush and a putty knife.Good luck.

I had a hardwood flooring business and my family has done hardwood for years absolutely don't use pine in your rental it's an extremely soft wood and will not last at all.

It's an awesome product and comes in a tube & also a brush on from the can.

I would suggest scraping and or taking a grinder with a wire brush to the wall to remove all the loose "plaster" type material.

I have sat through some extremely dry IRS video publications in my free time, and concluded for now I needed to raise some capital, make a soft entrance into the real estate investment world, and practice patience to avoid their heavy hand. 

I punched a hole in the soft drywall and found a very small amount of mold. 

However, there is a soft black material that has been glued to the cement floors and getting it up is proving to be a total nightmare.  

If you were not comfortable with the seller you could have an escrow agent hold the funds but it’s not common.The process goes like this: you make an indicative offer; if accepted the seller provided the soft collateral package and you run title report and confirm property value.