But be careful as this can become an issue of what is "Clean"Best of luck 

Most smaller facilities will hire someone to go around ad clean up a bit once a week or so, not necessarily a qualified contractor but someone reliable who can take a few hours' work per week. 

Inflation constantly erodes buying power; each year, it costs more to buy the same set of goods.

I can do most of it remotely, but there are times where I really need someone on the ground to run an errand for me, like meet the utility company and show them where the trees need trimming near the power lines, to drain the water heater, etc. 

Clean the Property3.

I do have a CPA that handles all our taxes.If you are providing services, like tours, cooking meals, driving folks around, cleaning during the guests stay, then you will fall under schedule C and pay the taxes.Leaving things for folks like a welcome basket, coffee, bikes etc does not do this.

We threw everything out and have been cleaning up the property.

I let them know that carpets need to be cleaned after their belongings are gone, so ask them what day/time carpet cleaning is scheduled.

A heat pump is much more efficient, even factoring in power generation and transmission losses.

She owns the property, but I take care of all STR maintenance, cleaning, booking, furnishing, etc.