I seam to always have rentals with windows over the tub, and am conflicted every time I go to remodel because I can never find a tub surround that looks decent and I hate cleaning grout. 

Headed to Crisfield, MD in a couple of days (planned for 3/15/2018) to see how much work it will take to button up and repair a recently acquired single family home.Can anyone dealing in that area offer help finding A Handyman to handle securing the property at leastExpect it will need clean out - possibly a lotAlso some level of repairs while I decide what to do with it.I would have reached out directly to BP Members in zips:21817, 21838, 21867, 21871, 21851, 21829, 21864, 23415, 23488But the Search function seems to be nearly non-functional for this purpose. - pinged tech-support waiting for help. 

If not you need to account for turnover costs (Cleaning, painting, minor repairs, advertising, etc.).From what you have provided it appears worth looking into the property more. 

Otherwise, the house should be clean and functional.What gets harder is everything beyond that.   

Wanted to share an update on my first property.You can check it out here: https://newjersey.craigslist.org/apa/d/welcome-home-clean-3-bedroom/6569847416.html

These are not totally run down, but these are clean and just have old carpets and tiles, kitchen cabinets, appliances, and etc.

For B-C areas, I've found that just making everything new and clean is generally all you need to do to set yourself apart from the average landlord who does nothing during a turnover. 

Perhaps you could pick a few topics (like income, management, repairs, cleaning and maintenance) and ask for actual statements to see if they match (so you don't get a huge stack but a representative sample).Others who do a lot of transactions may have ideas, too.Best of luck.

A lot of the services that offer these seem to have cleaning, events, etc.

It is shocking how peaceful and clean this site stays, which is a testament to what the BP staff has built.