Someone needs to wash the sheets, towels, stock the shampoo, conditioner, soap.

Wowwww, I just feel like moving to CA! Still

AirBnB:Got a 5 star review that gave 3 stars for cleanliness because of “Soap scum on the shower curtain” I saw it coming a million miles away and gave the guest 4 stars with 2 stars for Communication because she was silent and cocky due to her 7 other glowing 5 star reviews.

I picked "UpTown Detailing" instead of anything with either my name or the common wash/soap/shine/etc references.

Some of the things we put out were local soaps, bbq seasoning (Omaha steaks), and local candy.

3- vending machine with soaps/etc worth the time and effort?

Maybe airbnb's in Soap Lake?

The way we look at it, it takes us 30 mins to clean the rental and if we charge 10$ each time, we are paying ourselves 20$ an hour (minus the costs of a few replacement items like TP, soap, coffee, juice, etc.)  

Little things like soap/shampoo dispensers in the showers are low cost but help you to stand out.

Nice job avoiding the soap box grandwally, seems like we all have to tread lightly on that subject.To answer the question, most experienced investors do shoot for a minimum of $100 per month, per door in cash flow.