I've learned the easiest way to do this is ask the owner to remove everything unnecessary for guest use AND give us permission and the freedom to remove items as we see best.Less stuff in the home, less issues and less work each turnover.

Some services provide numbers that have been involved in litigation, so those are the ones you should definitely remove from your lists.If your lists are hyper-focused, you might manage to get by with fewer removals from the DNC list.There are also non-DNC-related methods available, such as direct mail and digital marketing.

I expect it to be moderate size rehab which to me means no significant plumbing or electrical and no walls being added or removed.  

Removing a wall could add value to the home in theory, but for some rental areas, having extra rooms helps.

Like you mentioned, frequent crashes, problems uploading photos, weird restrictions on what words can't be used, listings removed for no obvious reason. ....and, to me, the navigation/operation is very unintuitive and cumbersome.

@Becky Hoffman If one member of the LLC does not care to have any claim to the property as you describe why can't the partner merely be removed from the LLC.

In Michigan, we don't have to treat at all - unless tenant brings in bedbugs or cockroaches.3) Snow removal depends on building layout.

Hiring a PM removes me of land lord duties.Cons: this property is no longer a cash flowing entity. 90+% of money goes to the DSCR and expenses. 

I wouldn't remove auto-pay on your utilities from your credit/debit card if you have them, don't want to miss your electric bill by accident but any daily/casual/somewhat necessary spending is cash.

Most investors using baselane aren't accountants or financial advisors.Being able to edit Chart of Accounts, add or remove, is very useful.For instance, I have a client that owns rental properties and build construction homes.