I'm not trying to be harsh on the OP -- good questions to address. 

Hello All, I've worked in chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing as a Lab Operator and a Pilot Plant Operator and am currently working my W2 job while also working as a Real Estate Agent with plans to quit my W2 and transition into Real Estate full time as an agent/investor in San Antonio,TX .

I need to have them really cleaned for the glaze to stick and I REALLY don't want to have to remove and replace them.Does anybody have any suggestions for some super cleaning chemical that will cut the grease and sticky crap?

maybe that kind of beginning is to harsh from aboard, and maybe should i transfer this opportunity to a local investor will glad to

maybe that kind of beginning is to harsh from aboard, and maybe should i transfer this opportunity to a local investor will glad to

No, to many issues and it only fits one guy.If I did STR's and wanted a hot tub (they are technical called a spa ), I'd pop about 5 grand (or so) for one (maybe on payments) that seats vs lays down about 7 seated guys.With a cover for it, and run the (probably 50 amp GFCI breaker, wiring and cutoff to it) (probably $1,500 or so electrician rates).It also needs a concrete slab under it of X inches thickness to hold the weight.Then build a small deck around half of it at rim height.The proper hot tubs hold about 400 to 500 gallons (or more) of water and that needs to be dumped about 4 times a year, with chemicals added to the existing water on a regular basis (pool service or self labor (not renters doing it).Typical they heat 24/7/365 and might cost $3 or $4 a day to keep hot (depends on your electric rates and the amount of insulation the unit has, as well as your outdoor temps..Austin will cost less then Alaska).

If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.

If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.

The tenants need to put food products in Kerr jars and be diligent at cleaning up spillsIf you want chemicals here are some: https://www.domyown.com/ants-c...Wasps are more difficult.

If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.