As for cleaning supplies, I equip the property with a full set of cleaning supplies: vacuum, broom, mop, toilet cleaning brush, scrubbing sponges, and full containers of multi-surface cleaner, floor cleaner, Soft Scrub, and toilet bowl cleaner.

The most frustrating thing is cleaners not realizing if done at every checkout most grill cleaning would only take 3 to 5 minutes with the right equipment and 7 step process.Equipment: gloves, aluminum foil, metal spatula, plastic grocery bag1.

We run a 53 acre ranch in the middle of Texas, and the stress of unexpected problems coming up with not enough time to resolve them (septic, water lines, other equipment malfunctions, adequate pool maintenance) between guests is too great.I'm aware there's money left on the table.

It is equipped with the following: - Office - 2 mechanic bays with lifts - 1 bay for mobile detailing  - Car lot for 70 cars Lot of ideas go through my head but figured i would reach out to the BP community.

Note that most all lead inspectors will do dust swipes (Lead Safe tests), but not all have the equipment required to do Lead Free testing so be sure you're specific in what you ask for. 

Ubiquiti networking equipment will allow you do to the same thing and point the capture to a CRM (we're looking at Hubspot).

I'm needing to take over management of my rental, and I'm wondering how those of you who manage remotely handle packages, for example, for supplies, equipment, etc. 

Having MTRs that are equipped with the tech you need (like keyless locks and cameras) helps make management easier.

Any office that doesn't have this information goes for cost of equipment, which is basically probably a loss to the owner.

Most aren't equipped to do that, most don't have the strength to weather ups & downs, and most run in the direction of the masses.