I don’t either.All those housekeeping tasks and chores are a part of life.They have to get done.Like everything else in life, it helps to have a strategy to effectively deal with this necessary part of life, until we can find someone to do those tasks for us.My recommendation in this area of life is simple.If you’re already using the principles of the miracle morning, during your early morning wake, get up and do your chores.But, do them all together.Set your timer for 30 minutes.Work 30 minutes straight on a daily basis.Do your chores, whatever they may be.Pick up your living areas, do your laundry, vacuum, do dishes, take out your garbage; whatever.At the end of thirty minutes, stop doing chores, until the next day.Focus on more productive activities after you’ve completed the daily time allotment.Move to a higher and better use of your time.Keep rockin’.

For units with dishwashers, I provide a small bucket of dishwasher detergent pods with a warning not to use regular dish soap in the machines.

Myself my whirlpool works great and the dishes are always clean.

If it's all over the floor throughout the duplex then you can get a mop with a sctoch/brillow pad and just lightly buff the surface.It's worked for me on my rentals in past and I just use water with a couple drops of liquid dish soap

A satellite dish company drew several hundred dollars out of my account unauthorized.

After that, leave dishes of white vinegar exposed throughout the house. 

It’s 99% of the time because tenants are absolute slobs leaving dishes in the sinks and food left out .

Need to get all the appliances, cooking range, refridgerator, dish washer, washer/dryer.What are the best options?

How about a dish washer?

@Vinh Huynh you can also buy a cheap dish washer install it of you don't already have it and raise rent 50$ a month I'm sure there is similar strategies I'd love to hear some