We just washed it right up.

Another recent one on Matthews lane, one pending on Woodhue.I think there is something of a sweet spot right now in which the seller is getting a higher return by selling the individual units, but the buyer of a single unit is getting a much more friendly price than anything else in the neighborhood, still below the 350 you mentioned, and lower condo fees than you mentioned, and without the hard to wash off, grimy feeling the wholesaler leaves you with. 

They wash up great, are not real linty and easy to get stains out of most of the time.

I asked him why was he so proud of his relative using HIS funds to buy a Porsche. 

I hired a company to power wash and stain (using oil based stain).

Properties near the heart of town look to be very expensive (Montrose, Midtown, Heights, Wash Ave) and I am not familiar with the other areas of Houston since I just moved here. 

There shouldn't be anything to wash off if they pick it up.

A lease could allow tenants to wash cars in the parking lot.

I originally had my cleaners do the wash and wait for it, but now they take it to a laundry service for cleaning, which means I have LOTS of towels and sheets. 

The windows and washing machine cleaning probably won't be addressed..