The new tenant moved in and insisted the carpets were not professionally cleaned because they picked up some stuff when they vacuumed.

We have done Coinstar for airline tickets and HD vouchers but mostly I wind up rolling them and that's OK. 

I think a lot depends on what Congress decides to do in terms of bailouts (airlines/hospitality, etc), more stimulus checks, and the election. 

The airline, cruise, and hospitality industry plans to layoff thousands of employees.

Couldn't figure out at first what was in it for them until one of them mistakenly "invited" me to become a who's who, and when I balked at the price they mentioned it came with 2 "free" airline tickets.  

The previous tenants had a dog and a cat in the house, but upon their vacating the premises, the home was thoroughly cleaned by myself and then a cleaning service, most walls were repainted, wood floors were re-sealed with polyurethane, vents were vacuumed and furnace filter was changed.

PenFed- They do HELOC on investment but if you have 4 or more properties they will only do on Primary houseWells Fargo- Not offering HELOCs during CovidAmerican Airlines Credit Union- Only accessible to Airline workersPeach State Federal Credit Union- Do not offer HELOC on Investment propertiesGeorgia Own Credit Union- Do not offer HELOC on Investment propertiesDelta Community Credit Union- Do not offer HELOC on Investment properties

My cleaners supply their own cleaning supplies at no extra cost (although you'll want to supply your own vacuum, bedbugs can travel from property to property in vacuums).

Those permit charts don't mean much in that simple of a vacuum. 

The carpet hasn’t been vacuumed in years I’m assuming, she didn’t let anyone in her apartment for 25 years and now that there’s a new owner (me) she is having a hard time accepting that I am now the landlord and I want things clean and sanitary!