A quick question a friend of mine was wondering if you’re able to clean out a property that you just signed under contract for

For example spell out what will happen if one person does not keep common areas clean, I would say that its up to the tenants to work it out amongst themselves.Also who will buy soap, toilet paper ext..

Now tenant stated he is going to stay in hotel tonight because “he had a long week and does not want to clean bathroom”.

Now we're hoping to clean it up and sell it as a wholetail deal.

If I were to BnB out my room or any spare areas while I'm gone I could (hopefully) trust/pay my roomate/tenant to help or hire an independent cleaning service. 

Hello BP members, I am in my 20s still living at home in Los Angeles and wanting to start in real estate. I have excellent credit, cars paid off, 180k in savings, Zero debt, and do not want to depend on a 9-5job. My q...

I will not go deep into what this entails as there are numerous books and resources to explain this.

We visited the house multiple times before it was leased to ensure everything was in working condition,  got the house professionally cleaned.

The only way you'd get that past the underwriters would be some deep misleading, and then there's the ethical quagmire of it.70% max LTV sounds to me like you are asking banks about refinancing into an LLC (i.e. you're asking them about a commercial loan on the refinance). 

Specifically:A fresh coat of paint makes everything cleaner and nicerFresh, Clean kitchen appliances have a "wow" factorStone countertops have a wow factor Stylish bathrooms popSo, as I have opportunity I like add value in these ways.