Wash, rinse, repeat and I will never need the full amount that my HEL requires me to take.

Additionally, I took the window panes out and placed them in a kiddie pool full of bleach for a few minutes and then pressure washed them clean.

Some names just don't wash to well.

I can't remember if we used drywall compound or wall texture but they both can be washed off with a drywall sponge if you hate it (but just practice on a garage wall until you get it down..tor a sheet of drywall..the materials are cheap).  

Costs more but you are insuring less (no personal belongings) so it's about a wash on a SFH in my experience.

Can you power wash a roof?

Only a refer and stove  .. no garborator no dishwasher no laundery.so at tenant turn over it was high pressure hose and wash it all out.. genius really.most of my guys in the lower end stuff  have older homes that have hard woods under the carpet they rip carpet out and just paint the hard wood.. some will stain.. those are much easier to care for they have character when you have flaws in them.others I know that have carpet instead of replacing they just dye them a darker color to match the stains. until the carpet ends up very dark brown.. you simply can't compare your SF  high rentals to rentals in other markets you know that you wen through it in PHX..  

We wash woodwork and trim down. 

First pressure wash with a detergent to get rid of all dirt, peeling/flaking, and chalkiness, then use a high quality paint.

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