Old Fido can crap on it year round and after you kick the tenant out you can just sprinkle some carpet fresh on it , vacuum it up , and post a for rent sign in the yard .

If it is in the walls and we know what it may be (tobacco, pet, etc), we have a recipe (tsp, rinse, seal, paint)... or if it is from the floors, we clean or even pull the flooring (seal underneath refloor, etc)...One simple carpet one I use is sprinkling the large (13.5 lb)  bags of baking soda into the carpet (if carpeted)... work it into the floor with stiff broom, so it gets into carpet to pad.

It may sound hard to believe, but you will forget spit details and writing them down keeps everyone honest.I also try to take a long term view and sprinkle in some extra for the other side at the end of the deal. 

.), I think that most vacationers hit the summer months and the winter holidays, with a sprinkle of spring breakers if you're in a warmer state. 

@David Dachtera, that's avoiding the question by sprinkling some meaningless platitudes and making assumptions about the person asking the question.No shame in charging for education but I've found that when pricing is a mystery that needs to be discovered only after demonstrating my willingness to spend, it's best to stay away.

I'll go with a dash of Russell, and a sprinkling of Mike.Post hoc ergo something something...

I am a part of two really good ones where mostly it's networking, presentations, and free unbiased advice (with some solicitations sprinkled in).

Sprinkle on a little art and you are a Real Estate Investor.

House is half galvanized, half copper with some pex sprinkled in here and there under house.1.

Sprinkle in a downsize and you've got an inventory of fixer uppers that most buyers aren't keen on buying.