The pic he sent the whole left half of the tv is busted)Cleaner is headed over now for more info.

Most of my clients who do the AirBnB route manage it all themselves and either have a reliable cleaner on-call or do it all themselves, pocketing the 'cleaning fee'.

“Dear madam, with 10,000 cabins in the market I’m quite certain you’ll be able to find one that’s deserving of 5 star cleanliness” Good luck finding one cleaner than mine it won’t happen.

Also looking for a good reliable cleaner that could come on demand to turn the place over if we were unable to.

We avoid putting fresh things in the fridge for the same reason, unless you want to pay for your cleaners/restocked to make a weekly trip to the store.

The risk is that the cleaner arrives and the water is off, now I am looking at at least another 2 or 3 days of vacancy to reschedule. 

With that said I am opening up more to the idea of single family homes In cleaner neighborhoods, but still being new to the area, unsure where exactly those places are. 

Granted, it's a lot cleaner deal if you go through them and, personally, I feel guilty buying an occupied dwelling at a tax sale, but still, plenty of folks do it, so I was just wondering. 

It seems like Portland has very specific laws so I would strongly recommend consulting with a lawyer in Portland ASAP.Also even with cleaners I would think you would need some time to get rid of the weed smell.

One thing I would add is get some coil cleaner (Home Depot. $6.00).