By alot of sand paper because the paint will gum it up.

I can buy a piece of gum for 50 cents and hope to turn around and sell it for $100.  

I doubt this is a cheep fix,, where you gonna find a tile to match..Your going to have to grind out mortar, mastic a  new one in that I doubt you will find a match for it and then re grout..it's in a worse than awful spot on an inside and in a corner.. you'll probalby have to take several tiles out..tile work is tricky once you start to force one tile the others chip..  

I have already submitted all documents up to this point.This should solve it if they ask, provided there are no overlays gumming things up (& help your DTI out too, if that is an issue):To whom it may concern,My husband is Derrick Watson.

You can do that too, if you really don't care about the deal, don't mind walking away if anything turns on you, then by all means, fly by the seat of your pants.If on the other hand, you have time, effort, money in the deal and you want to CYA and reduce risks of not closing, then one page will not do it staying in good form.I also think the attitude of some small deal is pretty lame, a 15K property can cost you big bucks if you really mess up, the sale price may have little to do with claims against you, so every transaction needs to be entered into with more respect than buying a pack of gum. :)

Throwing bubble gum on the ground can fall under Article 134.

You don't need a college degree to make great money and college is pretty much a scam in any major except the STEM related ones.I'd highly recommend he learn how to sell first, read books on sales, go to Sam's Club/CostCo and buy gum or candy and upsell it at school to kids and make money that way, start a landscaping business, sell anything and learn how to sell well, then start trying to sell stuff online and figure out what it is that you have a passion for that you can sell and provide value to people's lives.

@Matthew Rembish As you see, there are several methods, you will soon find out that one method that works with one adhesive will not work with the other, "hard" adhesives will not peel with steam instead, crack that means that you are peeling like 1/8" rocks adhered to the wall, some also peel like bubble gum stuck on the wall after steaming, etc etc.

As far as other materials and tools dry wall putty (touch up paint) caulk Roofing MASTIC <--- this is a must for roof maintaining Also bring garbage bags and a long hose if you dont have one.

I've learned all the same lessons you did today a few years back but I also like to keep some type of allergy friendly snack and candy or gum with me.... lesson learned from being in a car with someone who had bad breath.....