As a landlord, i strive too promote a different, more mutually positive landlord/tenant relationship.

In our residential units we strive to have them leased before they go vacant, but every once in a while you get a curveball ... all of our curveballs have been tenants we inherited when we purchased a property.Our current situation were long term Tenants (9-yrs) who bugged out and left the unit in a terrible state: ruined floors, broken doors, missing light fixtures, etc.  

We all must look past the shiney objects within reach and strive to do better.I truely believe many of us have become excessively wanting of instant gratification. 

We strive for $300 + per house.

Btw, I don't say this to sound like my time is more valuable than anyone else's -- I ALWAYS strive to minimize the amount of time I take from other people before I have a personal relationship with them (then I bother them constantly :-).-  I want to work with people who are motivated to succeed, even if it requires hard work. 

We continue to strive to form meaningful relationships with people that we can learn from, whose habits we can adopt, develop lifelong friendships and become better versions of ourselves. 5) Million-dollar HabitsNo matter what journey you embark on, to be successful, you have to pick up success habits.

In addition to @Carolyn Fuller point of ask guest do they need anything. ( after night 1 )    I have had a lot of luck asking after they have left ( We strive for a five star experience.

You should strive for better than that though!

Our team strives for perfection, but we can’t always deliver the desired outcome to both sides.

To me it is the same as telling a kid that wants to be a doctor that he should study nursing because it is easier.Don't strive for mediocrity.