If is in the street the city will clean it. 

I ended up hiring one of my LTR tenants as a house manager to handle all of the cleanings, turnover and provides my local eyes and ears.  

You’re right, I believe im going to pass on this property and wait for something a little more “simple” and “clean”. 

I always have nice looking places with mowed lawns, clean porches and clean houses.  

I like my landlord just fine and there are zero issues on either side concerning payments, repairs, upkeep/cleaning, or anything else.

The tenant fails to pay their last month of rent, moves out, and leaves some cleaning and repairs.

We now have a Flight Attendant managing the house for us and keeping it clean and organized.

Inform them they may be responsible for any smoking remediation that needs to be done on their move-out, such as carpet and curtain cleaning, painting, etc if there is a smoking odor or residue.3.

I think in the last few years the syndications cleaned up.

Turn key rehab: $8K (cosmetic stuff - carpet, paint, appliances, new fixtures and landscaping)Cash-flow property for 5 or 7 years:Rent rates in this neighborhood are $1,800+, or $2,200 for mid-term, and $2,600 Co-livingExit strategy: Due to the 5 or 7 year appreciation cycle, your property is now worth $400K+ *calculators can do this now!