Repaired and painted fencing; repainted and repaired exterior where needed; lawn care; interior paint in all bedrooms and bathrooms; small repairs within interior; added hardware to kitchen cabinets; removed insulation from crawlspace and added vapor barrier; flashing and siding repairs; removed junk from yard and exterior building...

Removing plywood over subfloors is giving me anxiety.

At what point do I remove her items instead of charging her by the day?

I require at least a 90 day lease since I’m not approved for short term stays by [CITY NAME].Here is the link to the property with pictures:[URL from Furnished Finder, ABNB or VRBO]The property rents for $[#,###] per month and includes [water, trash removal, electric and high speed internet].

If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

However, we are now working on 6 different properties all at the same time and we have several bank accounts and this accounting stuff makes me want to rip what little hair I have left out. 

She told us there was water damage to the floor but it looked ok until three days ago they removed the floor and sent us a picture it was black. 

No custodian to remove later. 

We hired a VA on Upwork to run through a list and remove all properties sold within the past 5 years - for my market in Philadelphia this information is public record on the City Website.

The basement and master bedroom carpet I had removed and am wondering if I should also have the living room carpet removed because of the strong dog smell?