I would have to agree with @Simon W.If I took over, or had a client ask me to clean their books, first thing I do is make the Balance Sheet crisp and clean.

Operating costs like cleaning, advertising, property management, and depreciation for rentals.

At that point I had enough and moved my property to another company, first having to pay a $500 early termination fee and an imaginary cleaning fee to ransom my property.

Even though the FMRs are $730, I was conservative and used $600 for my Pro Forma- The current owner hasn’t raised them at all because he didn’t want any turnover- outside of cleaning and painting, no big costs- Not Section 8 

Easy and clean for everyone. 

Most importantly: theft, deep cleans, odor removal, stained linens.

Quote from @Jules Aton: Quote from @John Underwood: Our cleaners take the trash with them after each cleaning  With them like in their car?  

The original wood seems to be in decent shape but would require a lot of labor to remove the aluminum & strip/clean up old lead paint.

Would give her a chance to see the little things that go into being a property manager.2- find work related to REI like a move in/move out cleaning business for tenants or landlords. 

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