*steps off soap box* 

Some of the things that you should provide:  cable, wifi, 1 smart tv with BluRay, regular TV's in the bedrooms, a gas or charcoal grill, a poker table, the sofa in the living room should be a sofa bed, washer/dryer with starting detergent, soap, tp, paper towels, cleaning supplies, vacuum cleaner.Your dining room will never be used as a dining room. 

. $30 for general cleaning and supplies.By charging the extra $30 a month per room mate (a total of $90) I get the costs of garbage bags, toilet paper, paper towels, dishwasher soap, cleaning supplies, etc paid for and I do all the general cleaning in the shared parts of the house. 

Most people don't budget for those types of things when analyzing a deal.One more thing while I am on my soap box - please don't rely on owner survey affidavits.

I stick with "comfort" items: towels, welcome mats, kitchen utensils, fruits, hand soap dispensers, candles, etc...

<climbing off my soap box now>

By no means is it for everybody but I wanted to mention it.My only other advise (and I apologize if this is a bit of a soap box) is to spend a whole bunch of time relecting on your retirement goals.  

Originally posted by @Angel Gutierrez:bleach Bleach works for hard surfaces and non porous surfaces, but it is quite harsh it is recommended to use a mild soap/detergent.

Sometimes you can use the needle-nose pliers to grab the top end of the hairball, if it is visible, and pull it up.You will probably come up with a wad of hair with soap/shampoo residue on it; it looks like you're gutting an alien from a sci-fi movie. 

sounds like your going to be in the soap and suds business...