It is kind of like a CRM but for collecting items for your properties.

With that said, most solutions have most of these items as well.

That being said, I would expect an itemized receipt that breaks down, what had to be done. 

The grocery stores is just 1 example of this.

Include basement and attic as existing.Turn off the water (if not needed for heating) at the street, and transfer all utilities into the owner's name.You may remove and properly store any tenant items left behind, and that is at tenant's expense (collect that amount before you release the items). 

So I've been storing dry powder for property No. 2.

With people in and out of the property but using it daily - not like an airbnb when 50% of the time the tenant doesn't touch the kitchen, this puts more wear on those items which can decrease time in between replacement. 

I checked the addresses out, all are empty store fronts.

But we try to err on the generous side so that guests don't have to run to the grocery store, etc. for basics while they're here.

Personally I started a side hustle of flipping items onto FB or eBay.