Many buyers, especially first time buyers on low down programs, just don't have the financial capacity to deal with a major item.

@J Scott, how do you account in QuickBooks for an item that you purchase, say, from Home Depot, but later returned?

Then I would still have to do additional work on kitchen,bathrooms, leak around chimney, garage doors, and other misc items.

SMS marketing, rvm's, twilio integration, unlimited funnels and capture page's, recorded calls, and you can cold call directly from the platform. 

The hard part is figuring out what you can easily delegate but that is true of most businesses (I was good at it when I worked for someone else, but not good at it for my own items but want to improve).  

@Eric Lahoda, is it typical in your market to charge fees for those items separately?

In my state, we have to produce an itemized list of all expenses that came out of the deposit within 30 days of tenant moving out.  

The remaining depreciable basis will be captured over future years.

Expense tracking is high on the priority list with the ability to capture receipts at the time of purchase with a receipt scanner.

With that said, for someone young and just starting out, needing to figure out all of those items; my go to answer is some form of a house hack.