Best of luck to all who have Airbnb properties and I hope you are doing your best to stay safe, healthy and alert.

I hope you are doing well and stay healthy. 

Long story short, now he is my eyes on the property so I rarely have to go out to my rentals for inspection as he walks and treats the interiors and gives me an update on how things are looking inside, how clean the tenants are, how many people are inside, etc.   

Our focus is now super clean deals, meaning, high credit scores, low LTV's, low DTI's, 3-4 month cash reserves, for all loans now.

I would rather have someone leave and leave the apartment clean then stay in it for months with no rent and no chance of eviction.

While we are humans and trying to help community and family at this bad times, we also have to keep our mental state healthy to get through it.

-Soak up knowledge like a sponge through podcasts, these forums, books-Learn how to analyze property (or partner with someone who can)-Make sure your personal finances are cleaned up and you have some cash for investing and for emergencies-Pick a market-Build a team-Take ACTION and put in offers-Constantly network with other investors and people in the industry-Learn from all the mistakes you'll make (you WILL make a ton)It's not easy, but with focus and putting in the work, anyone can do it.Best of luck.

I hate to see what the cleaning costs are between guests.

Would it be a good idea to also replace the pipe going out to the city tap and to install a 19" clean out outside the foundation?

If they live really clean and the property is in good condition, you can anticipate a short turn-around and quick rental.