Go to great lengths to sanitize and contain.

It is a two family house, brick like many in the neighborhood built initially for the vets coming home from the war in the 50's.I report it to 311 NYC and make phone and online complaints every year when the grass blocks the sidewalk and department of sanitation says they put summons on the house but nothing else can be done.

The problem I see with list brokers is that you pay for info that has been re-sold to many other investors and you have to pay for each lead, some of them bad ones.If you get lists from a title company, you can sanitize the list easier and they are free.

Using the driving for dollars technique means collecting info in the field and sanitizing or 'scrubbing' it by eliminating obvious unqualified properties.

Deep clean the whole place, pull the fridge out and vacuum the coils, make sure all drains are working and sanitize them - stop and fill each sink with a mix of hot water, a splash of bleach, and several good squirts of Dawn dish soap.

I have the lists, they are sanitized and waiting to be sent.

That in itself violates the housing sanitation laws for tenants according to my local laws (I just read it).

This is causing permanent damage the flooring and subflooring, which you are responsible for, but can be a health issue for other residents in the building as well.Effective immediately, your apartment must be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized and maintained.

I paid the $500 for all cents to be clean and sanitized.

"Needed to be sanitized."