Some are cleaner than others, but I haven't had many who were total slobs/turn offs.

It is safer and cleaner for BUYER. 

It makes for a much cleaner closing but, of course, it means you have to really know what you price cap is and deduct closing costs from it.Assuming the above reasonable, that really only leaves me with the inspectors' fees.

Can I just bomb the place and hire a professional cleaner and not buy a brand new Frig.  

I was just looking for a cleaner database key besides the address.

I am thinking about providing new tenants with a welcome basket of basic cleaning supplies and household items like: paper towels, toilet paper, toilet brush, plunger, dish soap, and all purpose cleaner.    

The dry cleaner in the adjacent shopping center has been dumping perk in the rear of the shopping center for years and the contamination has reached the subject property21.

I use to charge 35 bucks per cleaning, but I upped to 45 because I was struggling to find a cleaner. 

@Justin R.An attorney helps make everything cleaner, should you have to part ways. 

I use a simple spreadsheet when I'm rehabbing a unit, and paying for capital expenditures or other repairs, and that works for me, but a regular maintenance scheduling program (they may already have one) sounds useful - when filters need changing, when to call the mowing crew to start and stop for the year, landscapers, gutter cleaners, etc.