If I were your tenant I may be pissed if someone came in to clean my place on a regular bases or very happy to have a free house keeper.I may not want a stranger messing around my stuff or not appreciate the inconvieance of having to be there to supervise a stranger.If I were a single guy I would never clean and simply let your staff do it all but I can be absolutely certain my wife would never allow someone in to clean up behind her.If you decide to provide it advertise your units as having free house keeping included.

I'm not sure I agree on the second part...I think I'd revise "easy" to "easier".Even if you hire a property manager, continuous supervision is necessary.

It may be a good thing to mention, for the Tenants that may not like the "Supervision" always there, but it may weed out the bad tenants for you because they don't want that.

Finally, I dont think licensed property manager needs too much supervision.

Hey Justin Simpkins and Mike D'ArrigoI'm looking for a person who will supervise my contractor while he is working on my projects.Sorry for the late response.

They even have a continuing opportunity for those who are really interested to come back and supervise other volunteer work crews.

Before I hired someone to manage my rentals I'd want to know how many units each manager supervises.

The developer finished the building, left, and left HOA to community without continue supervision and regulation.

I thought subcontractors were supposed to supervise subcontractors.

If you implement that type of supervision, they will know you are not only coming to see them but to hold them accountable for the work progress and quality.