I can also help you build your team by introducing you to cleaners, handymen, property managers, etc. 

I built out our own in house systems and processes, we've automated a ton of the work, have an electrician and handyman who specialize in plumbing for each market with a primary and 1-2 backup cleaners.

The total plumbing approaches $10k, plus lodging and cleaners to disinfect where the sewage went into a unit.  

Just repurpose the window to make it more modern and look cleaner.

If it requires anything barely beyond a broom sweep and light dust we have cleaners come back in and finish the job at the tenant's cost. 

Hiring a cleaner for the common areas is a great option (and it might not be that expensive when the cost is split between the housemates).

We've just found it to be cleaner.

I have had instances where people where trying to claim cleaning issues but my cleaner takes photos with time stamps on them and I sent that to airbnb and they denied the guests claim since the guest purposely tried to create a "cleaning issue" .

So, I've only had to get my cleaner in a few times.My tenants tend to either be too nice or too scared to bother me with small repairs. 

Therapy, House cleaner, prepared meal delivery, promotion at work, avoid annoying co-worker by switching to a new team/office, laundry service, move so you have a shorter commute?