Lol only kidding, but seriously you can offer cash for keys but stipulate they leave the home clean, it will save you a lot of money just in labor cleaning up the place when they leave and if they leave it dirty remind them that was the stipulation.

“The Labor andIndustries Dept. requires action including decontamination, whenstaff may be exposed to contamination above the state threshold.Professional unit cleaning is $5,000 — $12,000 depending on size.”WroteChief Seattle Club: “ … Mr.

Joe

I purchase some of the materials myself and provide them to my contractor and some I am paying my contractor for material and labor.

Are materials and labor taxed differently?

I did just invest with Ashcroft Capital, which from learning about Joe and Ashcroft, looks like a solid company.

They are dealing with more lease turnover caused by deaths of residents, high labor expenses for different levels of care (IL / AL / MC), as well as finding employees that want to do this work.

Quote from @Joe S.: Chances are you sent more than one letter to one person.

You can still make good money otherwise I wouldn't be doing it, but property management is still fairly labor-intensive over a decent-sized portfolio. 

Joe Villeneuve I'm 100% on board with others opinions even if I don't agree.