So far as I am told the tenant broke the soap dish tray off of the tiled shower wall and notified the seller in June 2020.

But each extra body = more trash, more towels, more sheets, more dishes, more cleaning, more wear and tear, more potential damage, Etc...In one of our places, we actually converted 2 of our 4 bedrooms into a yoga room and office respectively, to cut down on the number of potential guests and problems.

It's usually broken/old furniture, a 1992 TV set that weighs 78 pounds, rotten food, dirty dishes, and kid toys.

Clean is defined as: all surfaces (walls, floors, counters, fixtures, appliances) free from dirt, grime, excessive dirty dishes/laundry, and grease.

You also have to pay for the extras (internet, cable, utilities) as well as furniture, dishes and linens.

@Luke TrovingerLots and lots of bleach and dish soap with hot water.Also PH balanced cleaners you can buy at Home Depot will take out urine smell.

Now they’ve mentioned they tried to find a place to move but I’ve heard from other landlords they’re skid-dish with taking new tenants now.

You will never control them if the tenants leave out pet food, uncleaned dishes in the sink, and grease in a pan on the stove.

Shampoo, condition, body wash, hand soap, coffee, creamer, toilet paper, paper towels, laundry and dish detergent, copious amounts of sheets, pillow cases, blankets, etc.Nearly every Airbnb host I have talked to has lost money on cleaning fees, so there is another expense.  

I was single then and washed all dishes by hand and rarely ever used more than 1 plate, fork, cup, etc.