Hello folks, I've been listening to BP podcasts for sometime now, and have decided to finally get involved in the forums.

I think I would have paid for a hotel for them for one night since there was a baby involved, let them get a goods night rest before figuring out their next move.

It's in fine condition (usable, just needs cleaned).

It depends on your ability and involvement in the process.

This is a property specific question, as the answer will involve further questions like: what does the kitchen look like?

Hi there,I just had a tenant move in this weekend and he wants to break his lease because he can hear the neighbor’s TV in his bedroom and because he felt the fridge wasn’t adequately clean when he moved in (it was fine).

2) Those of you who hire it out, what is your average cleaning cost for turnover?

(I am not an attorney nor is this legal advise but was involved in my own family probate action)

Alicia, this is not enough information to give you accurate answer, but what you propose might be considered prohibited transaction because of the involvement of "disqualified person". 

Most have a daily limit of $500 or so.On the receiving side, the biggest challenge you'll have - depending on the amount of money involved - is finding an agency that has sufficient cash on hand to pay it out.