(The conversations she is referring to is two people talking normally-not loudly- in a kitchen, getting a late evening snack or washing dishes and cleaning up, —we weren’t having social gatherings in our kitchen or anything like that) When she has friends over I can clearly hear them talking and laughing in her house but it doesn’t bother us at all, we expect that we would hear it being that close by, but she is apparently bothered by hearing us.

Dishwashers get clogged because people aren't scraping/rinsing dishes and the food builds up in the filter. 

And that pine I don't like that much puts up with the abuse that the guests dish out.  

But at this duplex it is aggravating to receive complaints of noise in the other unit such as dishes banging, chairs dragging on floors when someone pushes back from the table and doors closing.

There was a milky substance spilled in the fridge, some dirty pans and dishes in the cabinets (I just put everything in and ran a load), my girls found an old spilled McDonalds cup under the nightstand upstairs and I pulled a water bottle cap from under the sheets when I crawled into bed last night.

A few dish towels, some dishcloths for hand washing.

We con’t expect as much wear and tear on this property and have supplied range, refrigerator, dish washer, washer, and dryer.In any case I would weigh the cost of the occasional repair visit to the cost of possibly offering $100 off the first month’s rent to help your new tenants purchase or move their own appliances.

I pay between $65-$75 per turn (they all have outdoor hot tubs, the $75 property has 2 additional indoor HUGE soaker tubs, so it's extra).2 1-bed/1-baths that run me $55 a turn (both have outdoor hot tubs)All turn an average of 2-3 times per week give or take on the busy monthseach clean includes: obviously, cleaning (as mentioned in some of the previous posts, does not include deep cleaning tasks such as baseboards), emptying, sanitizing, and refilling of the outdoor hot tub, taking away and washing the used sheets and towels and replacing them with clean ones, taking the trash to the dump, replacing trash bags, toilet paper, paper towels, cleaning the grill and inside of microwave, putting away clean dishes (we ask guests to put all dishes in dishwasher and run it on the way out).We charge the cost of the cleaning to the guests so it does not come out of our pocket (as I am sure most do)@Julie McCoy I'll hook you up when the time comes ;)

2) The bathroom is livable, but there is no storage under the sink and the mirror is too high with the soap dish in the way. 

If you buy me a deep dish pizza I can tell you about my air bnb house hack experience in Albany Park