I once had a renter move out and there was dried blood that had dripped down from the fridge (don't ask why!)

I keep looking in the mirror and though I am ageing I am by no means a dried up prune.

The builders are not keeping pace for demand .Foreclosure were abundant in some areas but they are drying up.

Nobody gets paid if you do not pull the trigger so you do have a tiny bit of leverage.

Thanks for your responses Shaun WeekesSounds like there isn't a cut and dry answer here. 

The property is dry at this point but the damage is extensive.

I first had to get all the court cases under control which meant totally buttoning the building up and literally shoveling foot tall by three foot in diameter piles of dried feces out of the place.

If the tenant doesn't keep the area around the bathtub clean and dry it is inevitable that mold will grow. 

Good job California.There should be more clotheslines everywhere. http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Brown-signs-...All 50 states should be air-dry positive.I can't believe some things that backward HOAs do. 

If 3M were to leave town, this place would dry up.