It could also mean extra people moved in; you might want to schedule a maintenance inspection to look for leaks, test the toilets, and count toothbrushes

Especially with what they pulled up from the line.True story:  toilet clog, found the cause was a toothbrush inside the toilet. 

Maybe a hairbrush or toothbrush if the house hasn't been cleaned out?

Hopefully we can even hopefully meet up with a couple BP members via Marion County REIA or the Emerald Coast REIA.Oh and what do I hope to gain from switching my focus on manufacturing everything from MRI machines, to Airfryers, to Sonic Care toothbrushes and negotiating million dollar deals with Fortune 500 companies?

However this won't work because there are protruding ceramic soap dish and tooth brush holders hanging off the wall now, and I think a mirror at full length means it will be sandwiched between the wall and sink, it will most likely crack as I tighten and mount the sink against the wall...Plus it will be a big hassle to cut the holes underneath for the one drain, two supply lines and two sink mounting holes.

During my most recent rehab, I found a pencil and 2 toothbrushes in a toilet...You better believe that tenant would be getting billed if they were still living there!  

Toothbrush and razor still in the bathroom?

Probably not gonna work for 10k for blue toothbrush left in the guest bathroom, but lawn tractor and gardening equipment, appliances, even window coverings, excluded in sale.

So it is labor intensive... but if you mix baking soda and bleach together to make a paste, then scrub that on the grout with a toothbrush, let sit then rinse.

If they turned off some/all utilities (assuming they were at some point in the tenants name), AND there is nothing but trash left in the unit (no useable furniture, no current groceries, no clothes in closet, no shoes, no toothbrush in the bathroom or meds in the cabinet), check local law but that IS abandoned...not allegedly abandoned.