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All The Small Things - how do you manage?

Bryan S.
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Hi Everyone!

Curious how people manage the small things that make the property look nice before check in?


For example the wind blows the pool chairs so they look a bit messy. Cleaners do inside. Not pool or lawn teams problem. For something like that, what do you do?

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So either the cleaners clean right before check-in and someone gets the trash out of the house on checkout day, or the cleaners clean on checkout day and if there is a gap in when the next guests arrives someone has to come check the property before the guests show up. That can be the cleaners or someone else.

You don't want to have the house cleaned and sitting for a couple days or longer without another check before guests arrive, or you could have something like a leak or a mouse terrorizing the house that would go undetected.

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