I'd prime and paint over the rooms as the tenants destroy the wallpaper but I'd try to clean with magic erasers first.  

States have adopted some very harsh rules to make sure Mortgagee's do not neglect properties in foreclosure.

People tend to get a little envious of what is being made so a clean double closes keeps everything professional...and profitable.

We had designed one in a condo development - I think we called it a "Pet Spa" where a resident could wash/clean their dog and/or have a groomer use the facility for haircuts, cleaning etc.  

He has a clean background (no criminal activity) and no evictions came up on the credit/background search. 

First off if there is water pouring downstairs, you need to have a clean up crew in there now.

.- keep in mind that things like spices, towels, sheets, tp, paper towels, propane for bbq's, cleaning supplies, coffee filters, soap, have to be kept up to date, clean and refilled when you have weekly renters. 

I agree with Ryan D. maybe if you find a cash buyer to work as a sort of middleman you may get a smaller commission but would be able to do the deal more cleanly. 

I look at their credit and figure out what needs to be done to clean it up, Then I work with them to make sure they take the necessary steps.

The brick looks clean and some nice landscaping will go a long way.