When soap was invented, only a handful of hospitals used it.

This has stood the test of time and has proven to be the better choice.At our 8-plex we had one tenant burn a hole in a plastic/acrylic tub surround when she placed tea light candles in the soap holder.

This is going to sound like a bad soap opera, but here goes...What happens if you have a property sold on seller financing and the buyer uses it as a rental.

Quality Linens, soaps, etc. 

I’m a former soap opera actor now working for a fortune 15 and have a six figure income.

We put on tyvek suits and opened the windows that worked , broke the glass on those that didnt , threw fans in the windows for 4 days before we went back in .( neighbors complained about the smell and the closest house was 50 ft away )  We made a pump system and used a new plastic trash can and sprayed with a garden hose over 100 gallons of a bleach , soap and water over floors , ceilings and walls just to sanitize as best we could . 

Ok on a little soap box here on blaming OOS investors for cities dilapidated housing issues.

I’m especially thinking of hand soap, body wash, coffee, and then towels and sheets as needed.Have you considered how you plan to manage pricing and messaging?

I've got a real estate lawyer friend in Denver where we work, and she said there are two additions to the traditional lease when you're a house hacker.Issues around how to handle shared expenses such as TP or paper towels or dish soap; andExtra liability around tenant selection.

Do the owners supply things like soaps, dishwasher, laundry detergent?