If it has maybe someone can direct me to the discussion    I just realized that Airbnb has now changed their platform - so rather than displaying a nightly charge for each property - they lump in all THEIR fees, plus cleaning fee - and any other fees and display that.   

I do not clean. 90% of the management is automated (currently using iGMS, Pricelabs, and Hostfully), and I actually haven't seen the house in a few months even though I'm local -- My goal is for most of my investments is to make them as hands-off as possible; I do not want to just create a second job for myself.

For example, what are some of the areas that are considered safe, clean and have good schools.

My job as a supervisor for a crew that is in charge of all new houses purchased we clean them out and get them ready for contractors.

But I would have to say my favorite part of the conference, aside from networking and connecting with friends that I made through BiggerPockets, was listening to chief economist Brian Beaulieu who gave a great deep dive into the economy.  

But, you should have cleaned this up earlier this year so you'd be ready.As a sidebar, I would highly encourage anyone planning to do a construction (such as a garage conversion for ADU) to switch to a month-to-month lease with existing tenants leading up to construction. 

And keeping you out of the deep weeds in the process - the guide through the maze of the IRS.

I am looking to self manage this property, and outsource cleaning, maintenance, and any other unexpected issues. 

Original owner passed away and family was cleaning it out. 

Deep clean the apartment and then invite the lead inspector in to test it.