You can PM me your current offer and I can give you some food for thought on it if you’d like.Good luck!

thinking the food they eat and them getting out are the bigger issues. 

Just food for thought. 

The one tenant can't grow a thing but has made a huge mess and the other tenant is really trying to grow his yearly food supply taking up every little space of a once beautiful lawn and ripping it up to plant!

Food for thought.Net net, I think differentiation and uniqueness is one way of adding value in STRs.

I also know that it needs to provide some food money.... how much is that?

Junk": Hoarder type junk, or typical junk left behind by low income renters, such as clothes, mattresses, kids toys, old food, etc..., or are you talking about removing "Scrap" from demo jobs, such as old cabinets, old furnaces, old water heaters, old wallboard, lath and plaster demo, etc.. (???)

Food for thought

She was instinctively possessive of her food and her toys, which we never encouraged nor taught nor experienced with any of our other dogs, and was also fiercely protective of us while our other Labs were just big goofballs and probably would have happily went off with anyone. 

We were still able to cook normally with our propane stovetopWood-Fired Stove: not sure if your cabin includes a wood stove/pellet stove or if this is a feasible option for heatFilling the bathtubs with water before a winter storm: and voila you can flush toilets, include a big stock pot for warming up waterIf there's a spare small closet or cabinet you can lock (and have guests access via a lockbox) with winter storm supplies for your guests such as gallons of water, camp food packs, emergency solar/windup charger for phones, matches, etc to help them weather the first few days and save your booking that may be helpful as well.