If you click the links it goes to their well scrubbed and sanitized bios.

Plus if I purchase commercial space, I will not rent to WET businesses such as grocery store or fast food etc, they tend to generate a lot of problems with rodents, sanitation issues, etc.

How is cleaning and sanitation done for common spaces? 

Lots of cleaning, scrubbing and Kilz paint along with a reputable HVAC duct work company to sanitize the in-accessible duct work (located in a slab floor).Purchased the house on April 30 and it was rehabbed and sold on July 30 for a $40k profit. 

Sanitation $42Water $175Landscaping/snow removal (tiny driveway, tiny backyard) $125Insurance: $150Fire Insurance: $125Owner Electric: $25Vacancy Reserve: $85Property Mgmt: $230I think the above should cover it.

In fact, after the clean up, I went there to sanitize and mop the basement. 

As my dad always says "sanitation comes before cooking!"

Over the years we have had some bad tenants who seem to always have problems like mice, bugs, damage, stuck drains, they move out leaving huge piles of debris we have to haul away, and they leave the place so dirty it needs sanitizing and a full paint job.

Unfortunately our government "protects" people from investing in these deals and instead pushes everyone to the sanitized products that lower the big firm's cost of capital at the expense of helping Joe Six Pack accumulate wealth.I could go on and on...but I don't want to bore you to death ;-)

I want to know exactly what is going on and not a sanitized version.