If the milk soured later, so what?

if not and the sheetrock isn'tsoft - scrape , spray bottle bleach , let dry ,skim with joint compound & paint bad areas with Zinzer B.I.N and paint with semi gloss ceiling fans only workif they turn them on, semi helps repel the moistureIf the sheetrock is soft, rip it out and replace, the picture doesn't look likeit's serious enough to need that though.

Just finished the BP property management book, will revisit the chapters on finding tenants, I skimmed those as I didn't think I would need that info immediately... :-) 

For us, what keeps our clients renewing is our list of truly PROFESSIONAL, licensed, insured, and BONDED vendors that we NEVER mark up - this goes back to the piggy bank mentality - volume will get you paid - milking an owner with the "nickel and dime" mentality will leave you with no properties to manage, and a crappy reputation.Treat your clients like gold, and they will not only stay with you, but tell all their friends.

Even if you are charging 10% higher than market rates, you're not seeing it, as the PM company is skimming that 10% right off the bat.6.

I get a kick out of trying to find a way to milk the max out of every deal that I look at.

I skimmed through the website and found that I enjoyed the blog posts but also the support that came from the community.

Equity stripping, also known as equity skimming, is a type of foreclosure rescue scheme.""

The numbers seem extremely low so I'm curious if someone else is collecting and skimming? 

How you know you have found a deal that fits into this exclusive group is to learn the math formulas that biggerpockets can teach you such as in this blogpost https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/easily-an...I only skimmed this post but it looked accurate.