What I would ask this soft-hearted landlord/seller for is a notice of intent to enter if the tenant won't show the house willingly.  

Proceeds to be used for soft costs for hotel development - plans, permits, entitlements.

When jumping into building from the ground up, try to always know you True Cost.Both Soft Cost and Hard Cost. 

Get a counter brush to use  when you install and run it down the side of the plank to get debris out of the locking system.If you have a Menard's in that area see if they have the Evolve plank.

I think you'll have better luck calculating all of your costs, hard and soft, and make an offer with the margin you need to take it on.

Then it should come off easily with a toilet brush. 2) I would go with the home depot route. 

The office market is very soft in most suburbs but the inner core is doing really well.

@Ross BernardHey Ross, There are brushes made to clean out the dryer vent about 3 feet long at most home centers and hardware stores...... but it sound like you have a longer run through the roof instead of outside the wall behind the dryer.Is the exhaust pipe flimsy flexible pipe or is it hard metal duct pipe?

And those sophisticated enough to realize this will expect these types of soft cost.Its the same when I develop a subdivision  I don't even take it to the bank until I have pre approvals.. which in our state runs on the low end 75k to high end of 125k depending on Scope..

I don't think most buyers look at cabinet box construction, however I would make sure the drawers glides and hinges have the soft-close/blumotion hardware built-in.