Power wash the exterior, if it needs it.

Washed, washed and washed the hardwood laminate.

They do have a sink in the bathroom obviously so they have water but its just too small to do big dishes in so they bring them upstairs to wash. 

If you flip one house after another of the same type, in the same area, with the same contractors, with the same finishes, just calculate the $/sqft of your last rehab and there you have it.So what about if you have 3 slabs of granite, and the other 5 slabs of granite, what about if one house, you need to replace all cabinets and the other just paint over them, what about you need to demo a fireplace on one, and the other just put stone coverings, what about if the other needs a full roof repair and the other is only a power wash?

I plan to do the following:*Rip out and replace carpets*Cockroach treatment (spray along baseboards)*Fumigation to take care of any other pests*Wash / wipe down the walls*Deep clean by maid serviceDo you think this is sufficient to make the place live-able again? 

One contractor I talked to "couldn't live with that" and told him he was nuts, what the hell was he looking for?  

The city is also washing their liability through manufacturers letter, that way the homeowner can't sue the city for negligence of any degree.

There's tons of great reviews, but how do I know it's sticking to the roots and not just washing away down the main city sewer line?

Just don't stand in the room while the washing machine is going if you're prone to epileptic seizures.

Walls & Ceilings & Woodwork & Cabinetry & Every Surface - all will need a good white vinegar/water wash.