For one tenant that had a cat (inherited tenant and the only cat I've allowed), I had to soak slab with enzyme cleaner, didn't work well, then soaked in vinegar, replaced subfloor boards upstairs, replace trim all around flooring -- it's a huge undertaking requiring multiple applications.     

For RBR - I use electronic door locks on each bathroom, 2-3 people per bathroom, build in a cleaner per month or every 2 weeks to the contract, supply toiletries and basic condiments, ensure your fridge/kitchen space is big enough and make sure you have parking.

G'Day Amirra,Yep, pretty standard is 1 months rent.A new twist to traditional property management fee's that I like and that we implemented is a flat monthly fee (Like an insurance policy per se) and that covers no tenant placement fee, no maintenance up-charge, no lease renewal fee, no eviction up charge.Makes the fee structure "cleaner" and easier to understand as PM's usually have a lot of hidden junk fee's, etc...Thanks and much success

That would make for cleaner title to the bank.

If there was a dry cleaner operating there in the past, for example, you could be on the hook for environmental stuff, to give one quick example.#3: Definitely expect insurance to keep climbing, especially for Tampa.

Have carpet cleaner, clorox wipes, rags, sponges, paper towels!

This way your offer looks cleaner and you accomplish the same thing. 

I have a good HVAC/plumber and an electrician (that I rarely have to use), in addition to a good carpet cleaner. 

Our cleaner has proven herself and I trust her. 

Hi, I'm looking for recommendations for reliable cleaners for after airbnb move out.