If your door won't close all the way or keeps getting stuck, there could be a few things causing it – maybe the tracks need cleaning or there's an issue with the opener.

You have your basic utilities of $400, taxes and insurance of $200, and miscellaneous expenses of $600 which could include cleaning service, maintenance, booking fees, etc.

Does it have a drinking water well that has clean drinkable water for human beings?

Ideally, the right company will handle everything from cleaning and booking management to on-the-ground troubleshooting for guests when needed.

I also try to limit JEs where I can but sometimes it's the easiest route to the same result just not as clean haha I'm wondering though if you use the bank feed to split those transactions, won't the cash balance show specific to that property?

And as the buyer (my colleague) is now getting closer to closing it's starting to look like it might be worth just cleaning the place out and doing a very low cost rehab (paint, pressure wash and handyman repairs) for a quick sale.

It's a super clean interface and leaves no doubt as to the status of payment.

Normally, house hacking is a much smarter option because DIY renovations fail every single time.

we cleaned up the exterior, painted interiors, added LVP flooring, bbq pits and picnic benches What was the outcome?

As someone with basic framing/DIY knowledge, this is something I would feel comfortable tackling over a long weekend and would only cost me around $500 in materials.