It might be worth changing your title to cleaning out because I thought you were inquiring about house keeping services not clean out.

., schedule showings, & handle applications.Tenant Screening: Perform background checks & qualify select tenants based on predefined criteria.Tenant Move-In: Finalize leasing agreements, confirm move-in dates, conduct inspections, & collect rent & deposits.Rent Collection: Handle rent payments, late notices, & enforce late fees.Evictions: File paperwork, represent the owner in court, & coordinate with law enforcement.Legal: Advise on disputes, refer to attorneys, & ensure compliance with relevant legislation.Inspections: Conduct regular property inspections & send owners reports.Financial Management: Make payments (mortgage, HOA, etc.), maintain records, provide tax reports, & offer cash-flow statements.Maintenance & Repairs: Oversee maintenance, hire contractors, & monitor repairs & larger projects.Tenant Move-Out: Inspect, report on damages, return deposits, clean the unit, & re-list the property.** PM's - let me know if I missed anything!

I think the bigger question here is- they have someone who performed a cleaning for $100? 

If you run the property like a group of short-term rentals, average stay under 7 days, no full-time on-site manager, and you or your spouse handle guest communication, pricing, and operations, it can qualify as an active trade or business instead of a passive rental.That’s important because it lets you use cost segregation and take bonus depreciation, just like on regular STRs.

You would be stuck with this bill for a regular tenant.

I often cleaned up a title insurance claim resulting from a missed IRS lien by demonstrating to the IRS the seller didn't receive any proceeds and having them issue a release for the property. 

Hi everyone, we’re closing in on year-end, which means now is the time to make sure your financials are clean, organized, and up to date.

Looks- As you can see above the Beige or Tan color looks the same as regular storage units.

A Roth conversion inside the Solo 401(k) also works — you’ll pay regular income tax on the conversion, but future gains grow tax-free, and the IRS doesn’t apply UBIT to Solo 401(k) accounts.

This furniture is going to get lots of use & you do not want to be replacing on a regular basis.