The induction is so much cleaner,  safer, quicker.  

Members of NARPM share vendors, except house cleaners and handymen.

I have had minor mold issues in properties that can be cleared out with an effective mold cleaner/deterrent and Clorox. 

An ADU just seemed like a cleaner, separate way of doing this... which I still think it is but if budget is strained, I could potentially do what you're saying.  

Never had a problem with cleaners not showing up.

We do plan on visiting every 6-8 weeks and compensating our effective and responsive house cleaner well.I happen to like this model.

@Mindy Jensen  thinks I might have an idea.IF THIS IS AS bad as it smells WHATS worse is you only owned the building 2 months.. so your damages are pretty minimal.. the previous owner had larger percentage of loss,, 2 months of dog crap isn't enough for you to show  permanent damage but 12 month is  I'd for sure charge for power washing, use a deck cleaner..sand with a pole sander once dried and put down a good sealer.. is the deck cedar or green treated,, you'll have better luck with cedar.. if it's green treated,, I'd consider painting the deck floor after power washing and let dry completely and seal with kilz first and then paint..

It will just be cleaner speaking from experience.

Liquor stores, mini marts, dry cleaners fail a lot less than some other businesses.

Can I place a smart tag on a vacuum cleaner that's kept in an apartment building's 1st floor laundry room, allow tenants on the 1st and 2nd floors to borrow it, then accurately bill them per hour?