The objective is to group people together who desire to work in the same areas for similar periods of time that can rotate occupancy on the leases.

@Russell Brazil Yes, however there is contention about whether the low volume/type of mold (more common strain) is covered under the contract.

This is a place where local people recommend local people - there are probably already lots of good recommendations on there, so check it out.My advice is to have TWO cleaners in rotation at all times.

I used to rent to medical students all the time when they did rotations in Miami and I never had any vacancies.

I would have at least tried putting a valve on a rotating coupler connected to a hose going to the bath drain.

Rotate your numbers.

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I do have 2 cleaning crews in rotation at all times, though. 

My wife currently works also, so we rotate baby duty, which is a full time job in its own.

Assets were strained, from government as well as from the private sector.