@Jessica Parker I wouldn’t be able to make it that weekend, as it is my anniversary weekend. 

We'll be going to BPCON21 and coming up the weekend before for some extra NOLA time, as we're also celebrating our 13th anniversary on that Monday. 

I do not install soap dishes or shelves in the surround (they are always first to become damaged or loose over time), instead provide an organizer that hangs on the shower arm.

I finished reading the BiggerPockets guide to rental property management and the author said he likes to give his tenants a housewarming gift upon move in.He said a shower curtain, soap, towel, roll of toilet paper, etc...Hi reasoning is that many people don’t have those items on hand when they are finished unloading their moving truck and the first thing they really want to do is take a shower.

You also need to include rules for use such as no glassware in the vicinity, no laundry/dish/other soaps, colorants, non-pool chemicals, or bubble bath should ever be added.

You will probably need to do this multiple times, and you will need to soak the deck brush in a bucket filled with dish soap solution and comb it out with a paintbrush comb to remove the tar residue in the brush bristles between cleanings..

.- Provide all consumables (shampoo, toilet paper, soap, etc.)Assume I am NOT interested in doing this myself to save money.

I was thinking we needed to remove carpet, scrub walls, and then prime, but my business partner thinks primer will cover up any smoke smell.Just curious if scrubbing the walls with soap is necessary and recommended.Thank you

The balance of the interest paid shall be the money of the tenant making the deposit and will be paid to said tenant annually upon the anniversary date of the commencement of his lease.

I am charging less than a studio apartment and including utilities, housecleaner, parking, in unit laundry, security system and toiletry items every month (Clorox wipes, dish soap, toilet paper, paper towels).