Looking for a room for exchange for a in-house caretaker job with experience in cooking cleaning.

I also include a clause (and require them to initial it) that says they were given the opportunity to inspect the home prior to moving in and they accept it "as is" with no further promises of cleaning, repairing, or improving.

Most of the work was in the clean up.

Now you have six months to clean up the property and find a professional property manager.Remember: cheaper doesn't mean you'll make more money.Start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

With the assistance of a brush, clean the whole surface and guarantee the bond is applied on a spotless surface.

For an example, the breakdown from one of my guests:Guest paid$206 x 3 nights = $618.00Cleaning fee = $149.00Guest service fee = $108.28Occupancy taxes = $70.02Total (USD) = $945.30Host payout3 nights room fee = $618.00 Cleaning fee = $149.00Host service fee (3.0%) = -$23.01Total (USD) = $743.99Guest pays $945, of which $70 goes to taxes.

Were you worried at all about having a clean title from an auction house?

That includes additional cleaning.

We had all property expenses covered by the tenant's rent along with $1,000 paid to the HELOC each month, as well as approximately $900 for capital expenses, repairs, vacancy etc.For the 6 months in 2021, we didn't make much, but the tenant stayed until Oct. 31, 2022 so we have 10 months rent in 2022 rather than 6 like in 2021.Paint, landscaping, cleaning, etc. for the turnover is approaching $3,500 so that is taking a bite out of the income.

There were no clean upslisted, what else should I look for?