Very clean and tidy.If you're the one that finds the deal, negotiates the deal, coordinates inspections, and does all the work to bring this to closing, then you should pay yourself for that work (typically a percent of the purchase price).

You do have to designate some units lower income to utilize this very powerful law. https://www.jdsupra.com/legaln...I think you might want to find some local developers who might be willing to “mentor” you for some compensation.

The utility statement has meter readings backdated 1.5 mths as it comes from the power company.

How have you all structured your cleanings and ensured that you have someone after every booking?

Lots of hauling/ clearing/ cleaning.

Much like hiring a moving company to clean out a closet.  

You could see if the power company or any of the places that charge the user would be willing to split the cost, bill the user, pay for your electricity and then split the profit if there is any. 

Rather make, say $120 nightly instead of $190, but only clean up after 4 max instead of 8-10.

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