("Sneaky" is too mild of an insult).

We have a standard list of things that we keep in our 22 furnished short term rentals.  4 rolls of tp per bathroom, 3 bars of Ivory, 8 pack of deodorant soap.One towel for each bed, plus a few extra.Linens for all the beds, plus a spare set.Kitchen has dish soap, paper towels, pot scrubbing pad, dishwasher detergent, laundry detergent, bleach, cleaning supplies, and a 4 pack of light bulbs.Outside is propane or a small bag of charcoal for the appropriate grill.My cleaning lady does the work for free.  

Unless it's a mild winter, Ohio winters suck, and people who have their stuff listed then, REALLY want to sell it

Historically, organization has not been my greatest quality (to put it mildly), so I wanted to reach out to the BP community and see what agents here recommend.I currently like to break my work schedule into 3 categories: service existing deals first, service active clients second, and then block of a good portion of my afternoon to prospect for additional business.

mild cosmetic finishes (paint, carpet), updated electrical and replaced roof What was the outcome?

Sometimes there is only great recession data, and that recession was pretty mild on some asset classes, versus previous recessions.

Vacancy has been zero this year, and with the mild weather and low oil prices, my expenses (not counting mortgage) have only been about 30% of income.  

So the only way I can refi later to totally cash out my family, would be after a good 10-15 years of mild appreciation and ammortization of the bank loan.

For supplies such as laundry detergent, shampoo, soap I use dollar tree.

Weather is mild.