The best part is the airline pays me directly.

I would suggest if you are looking to help out your girlfriend with her finances to take an approach like the airline videos tell you incase of loss of cabin pressure.

We always provide cleaning supplies, vacuum, brooms so guests can clean themselves during their stay.

There are also some that use Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA) disks, pretty much a sanding "sticky", but I've never used one before except for my detail sander (a whole other topic).You should also hook up the sander to a vacuum to collect the dust.

I just want to make sure that I'm covered well , these are some of the stuff that I want to deduct :- I've had to vacuum for fleas about 15 times so far (takes me at least an hour each time), I will for sure be north of 30 vacuums if not more when this is over and done, if I try to hire a cleaning lady for this no cleaning lady will come for a $40 job, so I'm thinking of charging him $30 per vacuum.

Some things to include are a vacuum cleaner and a grill

listening to my hubby vacuum through the ceiling I really wish we would have used spray foam

If they have to bring cleaning chemicals, vacuum cleaner, paper towels, trash bags, then expect to pay more.

I am in the process of buying my first rental SFR in Independence, but not as a turn-key.The most important suggestion I have for you is to drive up to Ronkonkoma and buy a ticket to Kansas City from the friendly people at the Southwest Airlines counter. 

For instance, the fine for not having the right vacuum on the job site while work is being performed is $32,500!