The black appliances look cleaner after use and getting black appliance paint to touch it up blends better than trying to touch up white appliances.Another option is to try to rent it without appliances and give the tenants a one time credit for bringing their appliances and then they are responsible for it for the duration of their lease.  

We also point out air filter locations, main water shutoff, electric panel, GFI's, sprinkler timers, and other mechanical systems. 

I’ve thought of a few exit strategies: wrap, lease to own, air bnb.

With limited support staff it can be difficult for companies to execute on time, and likely the actual on the ground cleaner has little financial incentive to perform meticulously .

The only thing i really need is plumbing,Boiler(convert to central air) and some termite damage. 

Hi BP members, is it better to buy MF with window a/c or central air? 

Or conversely, if you're a travel nurse do you expect a cleaner to be sent out a certain frequency?

I realized that my property management contract states that I'm paid 20% of gross revenue, but in fact, I pay the cleaners their fee first (I mark it up a little on my OTA to factor for platform fees) and then I take my 20% out of the remaining balance. 

Our primary goal is to have a long term investment that pays for itself (or at least offsets the cost) over time through short term rentals like air bnb.

Remodeled a house before that had several animals as pets in the house (dogs and cats both) the animals were not let outside to use the bathroom (from what it looked like ever) we sanded down the hardwood filled a pump up sprayer with the odorxit (super contracted stuff mix as stated in bottle) sprayed all of the floors till they were soaked with it then opened the windows to let it all air dry.