I am looking to change my life and the lives of those around me by investing in Real Estate.I am most interested in long-term Rental Properties, moving into short-term like air bnb and flipping.

Go look at similar listings (size, amenities) on Airbnb or VRBO or wherever you're listed and see what the cleaning fee is for a 2 night stay.Some day you may wish to hire a cleaner, and it will be a rude awakening if you were artificially inflating your occupancy with no cleaning fee and all of a sudden have to add a cleaning fee.On the other hand, while you're still starting out, getting a lot of bookings and reviews right now is the most important time to do it.

There are other investments like air-bnbs where owners rent by the night similar to a hotel and those are referred to as short term rentals. 

Or about them using the property for Air Bnb or subletting? 

I'm guessing after logging died down they had a steep decline but seems to be on the upswing now... low cost of living and good recession-proof jobs due to the Air Force, Sky Lakes Medical Center and Oregon Tech...

I'm underwriting a building now that's in a salt air city, a block from the beach. 

I’m active duty Air Force…I look forward to hearing more about your journey.I wish you all the best.

Other than that, my cleaner has not needed to charge extra for cleaning.  

The fresh air, exercise, and mental clarity are all major benefits.

Also, there is no visible mold and no mold smell in the basement (there is a little on the caulking beneath a single pane picture window upstairs which I'll deal with).That didn't sit too well with the tenants as they have been looking online and finding information about how dangerous it might be, and it didn't help that the first report that I had done the inspector attached a boilerplate message recommending a full HVAC cleaning (ducting is 1 year old) HEPA vacuum, air scrubbers, double washing everything in the unit with bleach, etc. so now the tenants are being fairly combative and insisting that more needs to be done.