-some cleaning supplies/mop+bucket/broom/toilet paper/paper towels-soap/soap dish/dish liquid near all sinks (bathrooms/kitchen)-extra garage remote and a key-chain remote-small plant/bamboo-cold water in the fridge-mower and edger (i do not own a house so i left it to the tenant)my tenants had roots/grew up in the area, so no folder with area resources...both tenants going into the 3rd year

All apt owners hate dealing with installers, a million dishes and siding blow-out.

Now, we would love to get in touch with anyone interested in dishing out advise, mentorship, and those who can become a part of our network.

As far as clean I think it is a judgement call but timely removal of trash and dishes that don't overflow the sink might be a start.

I saw a completely, abandoned, overgrown, mouth watering, house a couple blocks South of the Zoo last week, to look into.

I am enormously excited to ride this mouthwatering new adventure.

Branding and large portfolios will offer a remedy to all of the guest complaints you hear today - no more inconsistency in amenities or service, and certainly no more hosts asking you to “start the dishes when you leave and put the linens in the laundry room”.

I always put "no satellite dishes will be mounted to the roof."

I installed a satellite tower and satellite dishes to be able to call out as it's a long dirt road to help.

Remind them not to use dish soap in the dishwasher, etc.One thing you could do if you are renting by the room is include weekly cleaning of the common areas as part of the rent.