Your path of least resistance is to get into that apartment and get it treated.

Any product designed for a garage that cost more than a $100 should be advertising something about how great they resists stains.

I was super resistant to turn our management over, but when I saw what our manager was able to get in terms of rents, I've never looked back.I have a buddy that is considering renting his house in Escalon. 

Do many tenants resist it, kind of like people want "Free Shipping" would they expect "Free Utilities" or should I be adding a $50-$100/mo utility surcharge into my future leases on this property?

If you still get tempted to part with your hard earned cash on a PROGRAM, rather than on actual (and better priced) PROPERTY, please resist - and keep researching HERE!

And I would have asked the tenants to sign a new month to month agreement and seen if there was any resistance.  

I highly suggest that you resist getting into any arguments with her at all.  

A criminal takes the path of least resistance, so anything you can do to make it harder will help you. 

He's apparently been using the same test for lead based paint for years.Sorry, couldn't resist...

Materials: tub and surround, toilet, sink, vanity, mirror, vanity light, mold resistant drywall, GFI outlet, light/fan combo, flooring, paint.I installed 'luxury vinyl plank' flooring since the bathroom is a high moisture area, which was super easy to install and is holding up well.