I have had tenants though that did a great deal of wok cooking with lots of oil and it can be quite a greasy mess on the walls.Seems like an opportunity to be charged with discrimination in housing.

Around here the little Greek style family 'greasy spoons' (no offense to any Greeks out there) make a fortune but again the owners is there constantly.

It is not like you will go to McDonalds and say "I See the Cheeseburger is $1.00, How about I buy two cheeseburgers for $1.50" We are accustom to paying what they are asking.

One has bread crumbs on it, one has soup, one has a cheeseburger, one has a juicy steak.

(I am going to reference a rich dad thought because I think it's relevant) In the book he says a lot of people can make a better cheeseburger than mcdonalds but there isn't many better "systems" than mcdonalds.

Going to macdonalds doesn't make you a cheeseburger.

We sanded the greasy cabinets and painted them and put new hardware on them.

Get the book then go eat some greasy food.

I'm talking dirty diapers, greasy rags from car repairs, floor mats from cars, lots of horse blankets (where we live), and they constantly overfill them with laundry soap or worse - dish soap!

@Pete Harper, I understand your conundrum, but there are few things I love better than a fat little greasy wad of cash sitting pretty in my hot little hand, stinking of sin.