Professional cleaning w a surface cleaner. 

Let them know that you expect them to be cleaner, but getting rid of them will cause a vacancy and turnover costs.

It's much cleaner that way.  

He kept and returned house cleaner than he received from landlord.

I love Airbnb, but we are looking to invest in future properties in a less continuously labor intensive way. 3 properties are easy enough for me to clean myself but beyond that, we would need to hire cleaners more regularly and eat into our profit. 

If you want to keep the tenant, tell them that things need to be cleaner, and advise them to buy poison or something for the mice... then reinspect.... maybe every other month for a while.If you don't want to keep them, give them a termination letter with proper notice. 

After she threatened and screamed at my cleaners I threatened to call the cops, jack the rent, and do all could to make them miserable.

It might be cleaner next time just to wholesale it to her. 

BTW, it seems that it's no longer happening.In case where tenants have their own, they prefer it as they consider it cleaner and not contaminated.As to the issue of damages to the property, I owned a number of triplexes, and have to handle moves.

Work percentages of what needs to be paid back or paid to at close.2- Closing costs (assumed 6% fee and whatever legal costs to transfer full ownership of llc)3- Determine date of ownership takeover and remove all payments for already paid for stays so when we split the bank balance we are truly splitting everything earned up to that date and nothing after.4- Payments owed to cleaners/maintenance for work performed5- Airbnb and VRBO membership fees already paidAm I missing something?