You can use some rough brush to "help" remove it, but the bleach should take care of most of it.

The problem is that I am still looking for a full-time job (just finished school), so my downpayment is static.

@Nicholas MoffettI would search the forum as the question has been brought up several times in the past. http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/931...Frank Gallinelli has several books on the finance side which are great for getting started & brushing up.  

Sorry for the rant, I do have thick skin and brush off those that act in such a manner without care.  

For you to paint such a broad brush, when you yourself don't seem to fully know what you're doing, says more about yourself than him. 

In the amendment, the rent would be a static amount as it is now, but to cover utilities it might make sense to take an additional deposit based on the last 6 months average utility bills and have them pay the average each month until they're able to resolve their issue or the lease ends.

I can't tell you much about Miami, I've only been once or twice - just be sure to brush up on your Spanish before you go down there, it's the official language!

In fact, it's even less likely to apply in the Bay Area.The reason I don't care much for the 2% rule is because it paints the market with too broad of a brush.

My iphone, other electronics, cosmetics and some clothing were damaged beyond repair.I informed my landlord of the damaged items the next day and he brushed it off.

It doesn't have to be such a static large benefit to society and everyone else kind of why.