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Jason Reece
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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Fair STR cleaning fee?

Jason Reece
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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Hi, all. I have a nice 3br/2ba condo in Nashville, TN. The unit is 1130sf. Our cleaners charge $175 per cleaning - this includes linen service so they can flip the place pretty quickly without needing to do much laundry. My property manager has our cleaning fee set to $260 per stay. 

This appears to be high in my local research of comparable properties, so I'm considering addressing the need to reduce this price to guests, and cost to us. I'm ok not making a profit on the cleaning fee, which would put us charging $175 to the guests. Rates are currently $200-500/night with a 2 night minimum. 

Thoughts on these costs from anyone with experience comparable market? 

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