Mixed bag on the experience, from my understanding roofstock doesn't actually own the home or the management company.

Every bit of dust is black mold, every tree is seconds from collapsing on the home, and there particular type of uncleanliness is not the source of the roaches.

I used these on hard surface floors and have been glad I did (they get beat up but the floor underneath is preserved).I also advise tenants on having a rug/ pad/ protector under any sharp furniture legs and to look out for gravel stuck in your boot, etc.An added benefit: on the turnaround you just sweep/vacuum and damp dust/swiffer the floor and it is ready for the next tenant (provided it did not get damaged).

The other post I was looking for, I do not recall the topic at all, but it was someone that was asking what to do about contractors leaving a bag full of beer cans on the jobsite, and he felt they were drinking on the job.

What will keep you from saying screw it and walking away from a project and leaving me holding the bag?

If you try to convince your wife to let you put branded "We Buy Houses" stickers in the goody bags for you daughter's birthday.

If not what is the market for the highest and best use of that 49% rentable sqft and how fast can it be rented while you're holding the bag.

You could hire 4 people, 2 upstairs throwing trash out the windows, small items could be bagged. 2 people on the ground picking it up and throwing it in a dumpster.

Let it be one tool in your bag.

Sometimes it's fun to do the things that are supposedly below my paygrade, and someday I will learn that I can't wear my "nice" clothes because I will always end up covered in job site dust.