Toilet paper, paper towels, bath soap, dish soap, laundry detergent, those scrubby things for dishes, dishwasher detergent. 

For example spell out what will happen if one person does not keep common areas clean, I would say that its up to the tenants to work it out amongst themselves.Also who will buy soap, toilet paper ext..

Currently our team of (3) would be comprised of GC, Arch, and Structural and we would be equal partners.

There are a lot of costs that most people fail to account for.Sales taxesLodging taxesMarketingBooking feesCredit card feesRepairsCleaningLandscapingFurnishing the unitReplacing consumables (tp, coffee, soap, etc)Utilities, including cable/internetInsuranceThere's more I'm forgetting.

The 18 to 44-year old demographic comprises 70% of the rental housing demand in the US. 

Soap and shampoo? 

Included in that $1,350 is $532 for the mortgage, $323 for taxes, $83 for insurance, and $412 for the variable expenses that comprises the set-asides for repairs, property management, etc.The numbers provided above are conservative. 

There will be foreclosures from CMBS lenders, but these don't comprise a significant portion of the overall market.

Add these all up and that will comprise the payoff amount.

Thanks Yep, you can clean easily with any gentle soap.