Everybody has to start somewhere but “cheap is expensive” is a real thing.  

Quote from @Stuart Udis: Agreed, there are so many times where a cheap deal people think it will be a great deal and it turns out to be a money pit..

They offer a year of deliveries for $95, no matter the address or the quantity.  

I make $62k/yr and have $24k in liquid assets ($11k in investable assets after setting aside my desired 5 month reserve fund).My long-term plan has always been to buy a duplex to house hack, but I came across a cheap 2-unit condo listed around $110k that looks updated and move-in ready.

You don’t want to end up trying to “un-allow” something later.If you do allow it, I’d only do it with some guardrails:No customer pickups at the property — delivery only.No signs, no employees, no extra equipment.She must carry her own general liability policy (very cheap for cottage food businesses).She provides proof of compliance with Alaska cottage-food laws.A written addendum stating you are not liable for any business activity and can revoke permission at any time.Honestly?

If more is needed, then I schedule a Walmart delivery an hour after checkout on the turn day when I know the cleaner will be there. 

The tracking and delivery confirmation make it much easier as well.Overall, this combo has worked well for us, and it covers most of the communication and notice requirements we run into with our portfolio.

My personal preference is old style coil tops, because the renters tend to ruin smooth tops with their cheap pots, but I'd do a cheap smooth top before gas. 

There is a heavy equipment place right beside us to rent - no need for a delivery fee. 

Some landlords use delivery services to ensure filters are changed on schedule.Also, ask for pictures and specific readings if they’re diagnosing microbial growth.