It is a good lifestyle purchase with a side dish of investment bonus. 

Dish and Direct both do "commercial plans".

A long term tenant would never expect their landlord to provide furniture, dish soap, or toilet paper, however, you can’t really do a vacation rental and not have a bed in the unit.

Can you show up somewhere and wash dishes while getting to know the locals?

New ducts, new A/C, new water heater, house completely re-plumbed, new roof, new windows, new KITCHEN (counters, cabinets, dish washer, fridge), and all the bathrooms had been completely redone, and new electrical.

I had refrigerator problem, i had faucets, garage problems (3 units so far) and even dish washer replaced!

I’m 29 and do not feel like having arguments over dirty dishes in the sink like when I was in college.

Bedding, towels, pots, pans, dishes, etc… I relisted for furnished, fully stocked home with all bills paid for a 6 month lease at $1600/mon and haven’t looked back.

It could be a LOT worse than soapy water lol.I think it may be wires crossed and the dish washer or washing machine like Peter said but you can maybe split the cost of the repair with the tenant if you upgrade to nicer appliances.

I heard if I don't pay it back.It's kind of like when you can't afford to pay for a meal, & have to go wash dishes.