But I do know this, Ashley and I started in 2012 as Broke Kids. ( literally I was going door to door with my pressure washer trying to get enough work for grocery and bill money washing houses for a mere $75 a pop) Last year we got out of the Rat Race.

The walls wash up quickly and easily.I know that many will advise LL to "take the tools out of the truck", etc.  

I couldn’t even wash dishes without a ged or diploma.

Hartford and East Hartford sit on the CT and seems to be where water levels rise to some significant heights, completely washing out parks and such that are just off it.

If you consider the cost of your time as well as any fees related to getting your license it may end up being a wash.

We also state things in our lease like, No washing the car, no pools, things of that nature.

@Kellen Robertson we white washed the stones and then we used a fire resistant black paint on the interior of the fireplace.

Iv been told the brokers fee is paid by the lending bank so it's a wash for you the borrower.

That's what the banks want when lending to any LLC, and renting is sort of lending a property to the tenant.Then you have to hope the company and guarantor are financially solvent ...

As for pressure washing, only time id recommend only doing that is if the house has new looking paint.