We had a guy we used that did a great job for the most part, out of the blue got a bill from him because a tenant called and asked if he could install a light fixture for them and replace the battery in a fire alarm.

Have a small chest or closet with a pad lock that has random items like remote control batteries, trash bags, soap, tp, extra towels, dish detergent.

Replacing consumables (e.g. batteries, light bulbs) is your responsibility.

The battery is pretty solid and lasts a long while before it needs to be charged. 

It uses AA batteries which last about a year for me.

Define routine maintenance such as changing standard light bulbs, smoke detector batteries, window AC filter cleaning, range hood filter cleaning, basic pest control, that are Tenant responsibility.

The alarm panel should at least have a backup battery so that even if the power is out and the pumps are off, you are warned that it's filled up and shouldn't keep flushing.

https://www.wdrb.com/news/fina...Moving along smoothly, lots of income and infrastructure coming into the area 40,000 people! 

We'd love to move to a more happening place for the next one (battery, beltline, west midtown, piedmont park), and it looks like the numbers on an STR would be the only way to make that work.

Two cleaners, plus my wife and I and help from our 3 kids worked each day around the workers to clean, replace furnace filter, replace bulbs and batteries, mop and wipe all surfaces, throw out trash, move furniture, re-hang pictures etc.Don't think I want to do that again soon.