We DIY the clean out, and/or coordinate with our contractors to help out.

Here is what I purchased, so far no issues, and cleans pretty nicely. 

We’ve found that traveling healthcare professionals are typically great tenants—responsible, clean, and reliable. 

The clientele is mostly individuals traveling for work (e.g. contractors, consultants, travel nurses) and they tend to be very professional and keep the place clean / notify of maintenance requests timely.If you are looking for a platform after you have a tenant with rent collection, maintenance request tracking, etc, I would recommend TurboTenant.

Most investors I work with use QuickBooks because it keeps everything clean and sorted by property.

Hire a sober house manager who has significant clean time.

I live next door and love hosting and cleaning. 

If we are shifting back to the 1031 option, then our firm has had good success and regularly refers clients to Deferred - https://www.deferred.com/partner/anderson - for a great option when it comes to a qualified intermediary.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

@Andy Horobec, I think the co-living situation is great for some & indifferent for others that depend on the situation.In general, I'd always ensure that any potential property consider still meets the general criteria for what you consider is a deal as if you were renting it out as a regular SFH.Many people got caught up with this in regards to AirBnB, then I feel like oversaturated the market.

This was a clean, fast, and profitable transaction that showcases the power of a well-timed flip.