Please advise I (the landlord) should pay for labor and material to cover the area with rocks, or Tenant is responilbe to clean up the area and pay for the labor and material. 2.

We were able to get this product from a commercial cleaning supply company.

You'll also need storage space for cleaning supplies, change of linens and towels and small miscellaneous items like a first aid kit, extra batteries, flashlights, broom, vacuum, etc.

I am looking for clean and rent ready finishes, not luxury or custom.

I like to look at the inside of their car and see if it is clean or not.

I spend close to that amount on cleaning fee's for my rental.

Overall, both cleaned up their lives and pasts, both were in construction unions in NYC and made great salaries doing so to cover rent, always kept their apartment clean and around the property maintained when wasn’t even in their lease.

Cleaning fees are a pass through from the guest, so you would be receiving the payment from the guest within a short time after check-in and then you can directly pay the cleaner with the cleaning fee you received.

Tenants on C class care more about the price and being clean.

Like anything is sales (and you are in sales even when you are trying to buy a property), the less clean cut the deal, the more likely it is to get rejected.