The standard advice these days is to use silicone everywhere there's a corner or a joint, a change in plane.Of course, under the tile of a modern tile-on-cement-board surround your builder should have at least hit the corners with non-woven fabric and waterproofing compounds like RedGard or HydroBarrier, but that's still hit and miss.

Then rub the fabric together to scrub it, and rinse with cold water. 

Smoke sticks to walls (wipe them down and your water will be brown), fabric (curtains, furniture and carpet).

White fabric tape on ductwork is another spot. https://www.epa.gov/asbestos/information-owners-and-managers-buildings-contain-asbestoshttps://www.epa.gov/lead

But every market that I've gotten deep in or have lived in, their numbers are more fabricated than Enron's. 

It should be in escrow with YOUR attorney or title company, not theirs - because I'll bet that theirs is a complete fabrication. 

They tried everything, but only one thing kept it going.Their argument was so simple (their attorney came up with it, their argument was all "made up of whole cloth" (fabricated) but is so simple, I can't reveal what it is or the courts would be flooded with other scammers.

Granted as stated in certain markets and Neds is one of them  Wholesaling is very much a part of the fabric of those transactions in those areas were there are more doors than butts to put in them..

For example, The sunroom chairs in my condo were doomed from the beginning as the seller who sold me the furnished condo put some really cheap fabric ones in there that were going to break eventually.

Made a lid out of wood plank covered in a mat fabric that matched the one in front of the toilet.