While it may slip by unnoticed I'd advise to have this covered.

I don't think that will go unnoticed. :)

It would probably go unnoticed but would be hard to explain if ever challenged.  

But if you want background on how their properties in your area may have gone unnoticed by CitiGroup (the new owner), then you may find these cases interesting reading.https://www.casemine.com/search/us/associates%20financial%20services%20of%20america%20inc

I've had metered properties that had a large leak in the basement go unnoticed by the tenant resulting in a $10K water bill.

Later, the llc transfer is more likely to go unnoticed.  

If kept clean enough it can go unnoticed even standing next to the pen.

@Brandon SowersIt may come across to your clients that you are trying to charge them additional fees for services that they are already paying for; leasing and managing the property.I love your simple fee structure however, I would set a minimum monthly charge.This won't affect most of your clients so it will mostly go unnoticed.

Often this kind of work goes unnoticed.

Charges for trespassing and burglary will not go unnoticed.