I pay my helper $15/hr and it takes about 2 - 4 hrs to get it ready between guests (one or two of us working).

We are Buy-n-Flip investors looking for recommended CONTRACTOR in Orlando area.Thanks for the helpers =]

Quote from @Luka Milicevic: I would pay him by the job and keep things as simple as possibleWell then the guy really should have a business license, liability insurance and Worker's Comp for any helpers.....and we know they won't... 

Don't know if this works, but that's one possibility for finding a competent helper who knows the importance of cleanliness in the hospitality biz.

See how they do it ask a few questions, be a useful helper (if you can’t be a useful unprompted helper maybe you should rethink how hands on you want to be).

Other accessory "helpers" would be a home inspector (hired by the buyer), and the appraiser (contracted through the lender....again, when a loan is involved).In states where attorneys are required the process plays out somewhat differently.

Screw that baby into the floor joists and wall studs with lag bolts, drill holes in the steel side for the power and video cables.I use this for my reno property (I run one at a time), and I'm in and out of the place with questionable helpers I don't know well.

These contractors will always be properly licensed, insured, and have proven record with us.Over the years, I have had two series of incidents where a trusted and proven contractor had a new helper or laborer on site, and we received complaints of missing items a few days later.

(Ie with a cleaner helper or specialized pm given your time is so valuable)?

Then I or a helper can schedule an appointment if necessary.