I replied, "I just bought the one caddy corner to you for $95k, it is a four bedroom, yours has three what is fair to you knowing you won't have to pay any Realtor fees, clean anything, fix anything?"

I have a contract for deed right now where I am getting fined on a daily basis because borrower has junk in the yard and I keep getting fined because I am on title but I have no way of cleaning it up as I cannotNow say I own other assets in that county I will.

Challenges I face include accountability for my team and having a consistent, affordable cleaning team.

I have a Villa in Tulum, Mexico and am having a hard time understanding how much of the "Host Payout" actually goes to me, because I would think that the entire $665.57 would be mine but it looks like they deducted the "Cleaning Fee" and "Remitted occupancy tax" the "cleaning fee" I understand but am confused on where the "Remitted occupancy tax" is going.

They are cleaning/maintenance specific tools.

I mainly did clean up and prep for the contractors to save a little time and money, as well as some painting and sealing.

People want it to be, it's very cool and hip, but really the masses just want nice clean, functional and affordable housing.

Id think the toughest aspect is making sure folks mesh well and either a cleaner is paid or there are set instructions for cleaning on common areas. 

It sounds like it would be easier (time being the best asset) to just sell and pay taxes up front if my goal is to get a clean break from Cali?

Like if a property has a long string of 3 or 4 star reviews mention bad cleaning, do you make any adjustments to assume that they house would make more if it had a better cleaning crew?