Before bed, the dishes should be washed, stored and the counters wiped dry, close off the drain with the stopper and spray entry points with smelly disinfectant (roaches hate this).

It seems pretty clear the answer is yes to some and no to others, location and the class of property driving answer.The properties I have are in areas that it is expected to have a refrigerator, dish washer and garbage disposal. 

Our Airbnb guests ran dish soap in the dishwasher and you know how that goes...

I want to do white from the tan current color.These are the toilet paper holder, towel rack, and soap dish fixtures - I think porcelain - old style material.I would attach a photo but I don’t see any links to do so.

We work with a lot of out of state investors so we are also familiar with those ins and outs as well. as far as your question about paying utilities, I have seen success with charging a set  utility reimbursement fee in addition to rent every month as a way to help owners get some of the money back they are dishing out on multi family properties with shared meters.

We supply anything that is shared (toilet paper for shared bathrooms, trash bags, dish soap, etc) so that tenants don't have to worry about whose turn it is to purchase supplies.

I did not use a 203k I just paid for the reno cash in phases as I lived in it (half my first floor was gutted for 6+ months and I used my living room as a kitchen and my bathtub to wash dishes!).

I bought a bunch of business cards first starting out assuming I would be dishing them out like Candy at meetups etc, but reality is when you make a good connection the contact gets saved directly into your phone bypassing the need for a biz card.

I am South Korean and new to BP myself.

We don't provide cable TV as it isn't available and DISH is spotty at best.