Or other similar bristle brushes would work.I would caution that if it's hard duct pipe may be screws to hold the sections together that might get hung up if you tried to run a towel through, but I have done that with success - gently pulling of course.If it's flexible duct pipe, well, they do come disconnected quite easily.Then there is the vacuum hose if you have one long enough and can safely access the roof with it - then access from the inside as well.Hope that helps some.- Joe

He really took you through a lot of ups and downs, twist and turns to get to this point but now you're thinking with your entrepreneur thinking cap!

I've always focused on getting something with little to no work but now with this twist it's a location that will be a constant rental.

If not, then I would say-- gently, but I would say it anyway, that the asset is a vehicle for investment purposes.  

The good stuff is intended to be "gentle," but you don't want gentle when it comes to wall paper.  

Upon his text that he was leaving, I gently reminded him of his responsibilities.

Sometimes as long as 20 years, with regular increases negotiated at the outset.The other twist is that many of those properties are Triple Net (NNN), meaning the tenant pays the insurance, taxes, and upkeep. 

A new twist is that according to my management company is that now that the snow has melted their are adding exterior testing, along with interior testing.

( yes I have time to manage them )I’m only asking because every time I try to ask those things to any contractors they flip and argue and tell me they are not required to do this and can’t do it and it will be impossible etc, and they end up twist my arm or fight with them and they tell me no one will do this and I feel I keep losing contractors I’m from Oregon by the way,

If you have a way to get it there, go for gently used or a scratch and dent sale.