One thing to think about would be make sure you have made the 2 year anniversary before renting so that you can get 3 years of rental and have the choice to sell without capital gains (if that is what works best down the road).

You will want to test soaps to make sure there aren't underlying problems.

I'm talking dirty diapers, greasy rags from car repairs, floor mats from cars, lots of horse blankets (where we live), and they constantly overfill them with laundry soap or worse - dish soap!

While the kitchen is a mess, it might be a good time to flush/snake the lines to remove any old grease/soap buildup.2.

Its your anniversary?

You are putting soap down the sanitary sewer, meaning you are draining it into water ways.

Not that I'm trying to avoid the law (or any person) it is more of a prefer to not remove my right to privacy by allowing ANYONE on the Internet access to my image.I'll get on my soap box for a moment as I want to help others understand that "sharing" on the Internet means. 

Off my soap box.. 

Cleaning with a slightly damp rag of dish soap and water.

On a short-term rental, expenses would include taxes, marketing, consumables (tp, soap, coffee, etc.), management fees, capital expenditures (roof, driveway, flooring, etc.), utilities, insurance, landscaping, and everything else.My short-term rental earns enough in three months to cover all my expenses so the rest is my net income.