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I am NOT a maid, However I used to have rentals, Did Propert Mgmt, also worked for a Govt Agency for public Housing in the Maint dept. I often had to “Turn units” which means clean, repair and refurbish housing for new residents. Some were short term some long term. Also a Women's shelter and Mental Health facilities we also had responsibility for.I also did facilities operations for another Govt agency and never ceased to amaze me what you find in Public spaces, whether its a performance facility like concert halls or expo centers, or just the Govt employees or the public who go to a govt building. I have found everything from Drugs and needles to Firearms and ammo to Sex toys.You learn and are trained on Biohazards and procedures. It helped I was trained in Chemical warfare and drilled frequently in the Military.So, In housing, We often had contractors we would work with when we didn't personally “TURN” a unit, either because of time and resources or because it was legal reasons. If there is significant biohazards present such as a crime scene, its often the case we hand it over on contract to a licensed and certified cleaning service so if there is an issue, they are licensed and insured and protects the tax payer or client from liability.There is times, Its JUST NOT WORTH THE RISK for exposure or liability.One of the saddest was the case of a guy who blew his brains out with a rifle in his living room. This was associated with a govt housing program so after the police did their thing, medical examiner then the unit was turned over to us. We secured it and the belongings, then called in the Hazmat contractor. We inspected and signed off when they were done.Next step was our maint team went in and did the usual “Turn the unit” drill by checklist to federal housing standards. Everything is documented.So new resident moves in, Some are great to work with, some are very frustrating and this lady was one of the most challenging. She didnt like the unit and wanted another one so did her best to communicate that. She started filing complaint after complaint. Of course the neighbors all told her what happened to the previous resident. This fired her up even more.She filled complaints she was finding blood spatter and brain material but the problem was, One it wasn't true, and secondly, it was physically impossible. The lead told her one day….”You mean Daryll shot himself in the head, used the bathroom, went into the kitchen, dripped blood in the fridge making a snack, did the dishes then went into the other room and died?”After a while these complaints tapered off but she filed new ones. One was Daryl's Ghost was haunting her. So, Because Im a smart ass, and weird sense of humor I thought I would push her buttons and see what happened. Her name was Anne. So the neighbors nicknamed her Daryl-Anne which is funny as hell as thats the characters name for Poltergeist. People would taunt her“Daryl-Anne,, Dont go towards the light!”So one day I had a little off the books Convo with her. I told her,,, “Anne,, You should be grateful you have Daryl for a Ghost! He was a nice guy and cool to chill with, I bet he enjoys just watching TV with you. But not everyone here has a cool ghost like Daryl. That lady up there? Hers hides her car keys,. destroys her mail, and turns the food bad in the fridge. That guy over there? His ghost keeps him up at night banging on pans and slamming doors! That one over there?? That Ghost does naughty naughty things to your lady bits when sleeping and NOT in a good way! Thats why that lady always looks grumpy and tired!. So you truly are blessed to have good ghost like Daryl. Keep in mind in every unit here multiple people have died so no telling what you might get if you moved to another unit.”Daryl-Anne was just flabbergasted and stood there with her trap hanging open. This was a woman who was never quiet or at a loss for words. She finally shrugged her shoulders and wandered back inside while looking back over her shoulder at me every few steps. That mostly shut her up, and rarely did we get complaints after that. I never told anyone what I had done, But the Managers wondered what happened. I never said. I would have certainly been written up but it was worth the risk. In this case it paid off.

The choice of a feature-set to include during a good travel app development depends on the type of app you are planning to launch.Here’s the thing: there are different types of travel apps. Some of them are called aggregators providing a huge array of services and thus combining lots and lots of features. Other apps are concentrated on delivering one or two services, which means their feature set is quite narrow.To back up the idea, have a look at the basic types of travel apps and the features they offer.Travel booking apps:SOURCE: APP STOREPersonal profileHassle-free booking through a number of categories (plane, bus, or train tickets and hotel rooms or other accommodations);Search and filter optionsNavigation and geolocationPush notifications;In-app paymentsWeather forecastingCurrency converterSocial media integrationUser reviewsHotel booking apps:SOURCE: APP STORERegistrationUser accountSearch and filter optionBooking and cancellation pagePayment gatewayAccommodation searchPush notificationsReviews and ratingsGeolocation facilityChatbotSocial media platform integrationCity tour guideTrip planner apps:SOURCE: APP STOREMapsItinerary (visualization of user travel plans, step by step)RemindersVoice and digital assistantsPacking checklistsTravel tipsCar rental apps:SOURCE: APP STORELoginMultiple car typesSchedule bookingBook nowManage bookingsFare calculatorNotificationsTrackingCancel a bookingPayment gatewayTaxi service apps:SOURCE: APP STORELoginSearch barGPS navigatorDetailed mapsLocation saving featureTime estimation toolBooking flexibility (taking a ride now or later)Taxi confirmationFare precisionRide detailsRide feedbackBut keep in mind that these features are pretty basic. If you want to have a higher edge over your competitors, your travel app should offer something exceptional. Discuss possibilities with a development team.

Here are some travel money-saving hacks. Hope they are helpful to travelers to save money on travel.Use checklist for packing and other necessary checks before travel so you won’t forget anything important. Just as we need a shopping list for groceries, we cannot expect we always remember all the necessities that should be packed in and all the essential things that need to be done before we leave home. Using a checklist allows us to save time and money and make travel experience more enjoyable. Save Time and Money on Travel Using Three ChecklistsAccumulate mileage points for getting free tickets. Focus on one or two airlines and start to earn mileage points in various ways (applying for their credit cards, using their portal for booking hotels, car rental, online shopping, etc.) Here’s one example: How to Get a Free Flight: A Guide on Getting a Southwest Companion PassUse Ebates for booking airline/hotel/car rental to get cash back. Ebates is a great cashback website/app. You can get cashback from Ebates when you use their website to link to the travel websites such as Expedia, Priceline, and Hertz. For example, right now if you use Ebates link to Priceline and make book hotel, you get 4% cash back. Ebates is free and when you sign up and spend $25 online using it you get $10 welcome bonus.Bring enough snacks (e.g., granola bar, beef jerky, banana) with you.Food sold at the airport is quite over-priced.Search websites for free things (e.g., public park, library, zoo) to do in a specific city. You will be amazed at the number of articles on free or cheap things to do in many cities, such as DC, New York city, and Seattle.Bring copies of your important documents, such as passport and insurance documents, particular for international travel. So if for any reason you need to provide a copy of a document, you don’t have to pay the high price of printing and copying.Check what facilities and freebies a hotel can offer. Here are a few things you want to know whether it is offered by the hotel: Free WiFi, free airport shuttle, laundry facilities, a pool, a fridge, and a microwave.Don’t eat in restaurants in the tourist area. Meals tend to be cheaper out the popular blocks.Enjoy your travel!Lorna | savingchamps.com