They can clean, maintain, and assist with listings, but they cannot re-rent the property. 

If something happened the policy would pay for clean up and I would collect the rest and then buy another house with it, which there are plenty of in the area, rather than rebuild.

@Sean Ezeamama, what did she quote the cost of the cleaning fee?

I've also charged the tenant for the cost of professional cleaning and odor removal, but then applied the money towards replacement flooring costs.

-Well-maintained property: With guests staying for 4 nights on average, a cleaning crew will come in several times a month.

If you were to look at our income a year later and recalculate a yield on cost it would offer a really nice spread over our mortgage interest rate and a healthy investment return.Fast forward to now--we are actually renting units for around $1,600 (that's not a typo)--which is a 70% increase and we've only owned the property for 12 months.

Only 67 pretty healthy, but isolation gets a lot of people, they might have to find what to do you know. 

Burn pit depending on the area for paper/shred and yard clean up.

When a multi-unit tenant moves we have the unit painted, cleaned and a new tenant in the units for as little as 3 days for a cost that never exceeds $1,000 to $1500 for a bad case.

Rental income or health" is a false dilemma.