I plan to tell them the inspections need to be completed prior to any cleaning service or move in.

I have two properties due for inspection by Sept.I heard having windows painting and a HEPA cleaning helps but wondering if anyone has any feedback on how easy or hard it is to pass or fail the inspection?

And dog hair stuck to trim that hasn’t been cleaned in who knows how long.

As my portfolio grows and general life is getting busier, I am looking for some ways to deal with some of the more mundane/routine tasks.

Implementing Clean-up, making repairs, filling two vacant spaces, and selling all of the homes.

So if they failed to do that and didn't pay March's rent, do an inspection and send them a list of any repairs/cleaning and include March's rent as a cost. 

(often just job site clean up, or hauling boards or drywall around the job site) with the stipulation that the tradesmen would show me the tricks of their trade.

Comps that are clean but outdated are selling for $100k - $130k Thank you!

Add up expenses from Day 1 of the build and see how long it would take to recoup that dollar amount with your projected NET profit - meaning after all expenses.... ie you charge $150 a night but after cleaning/supplies/ fees, you make a net $80.

I routinely have my team members assess new projects before I close on the deal.