The agreement was he would re-carpet the basement and hang drywall in one room.

(assuming the repairs, texture, and paint are all done by the same crew)Repairs like 1) drywall patches + texturing, 2) repairing cracks and drywall joints + texturing, 3) scraping off bad, flaky paint, 4) washing and/or degreasing surfaces that need it, 5) filling holes or divots, and 6) even trimming back any plants or tree limbs touching the house area to be painted?

(How many years in a row can you say the Highlands and Wash Park are the best neighborhoods in Denver before people tell you to stop already?) 

I also noticed that the pop corn popping pot she used was then washed in the dishwasher, so that became caked in a heavy oil residue.

We have seen certain tenants start washing dishes in the dishwasher and they had a whole cup, spoon, and plate in it.

Besides the traditional aspects of deep cleaning — hardwood floor or stone floor polishing, carpet cleaning, dusting behind and under the furniture, window washing in the crevices, pressure washing, and vacuuming — focus on high-touch surfaces and sensitive areas like the bathroom and bedroom.

The only reason he found out about it was he was helping mow her lawn.  

While you consider the fate of housing, let’s wash our hands, put on our facemasks (yes, you), social distance, and get under the hood… Consumer Price Index.

For example, if they are taking long showers or washing a lot of laundry your bill might be 20-30 more than it would normally be but you are just not going to be able to prove it nor who's to say that's worth charging for. 

What I have done....1 regular mopping with cleaner and bleach2 brush with acid wash3mop with the “microbe” ( I forget exactly what it is called) wash made for that.Use grout sealer when you’re done.