The property is 40x120ft, and has a city sidewalk, so I'd want a team I could rely on for all our snow and grass work to avoid city fines. 

SECOND, for both mowing and snow removal, in many locales, actually you will be responsible if your Tenant allows the yard to get overgrown and, in particular, for snow removal if you have sidewalks fronting your property, for not promptly clearing and deicing.

Meanwhile garbage cans are all over the sidewalk because all the tenants are too busy to take care of the place.Being a long term landlord, fortunately with properties mortgage free, I was discussing with my wife how fortunate we are collecting social security, pensions, with 401K's behind us, can weather the current pandemic better than someone with jobs that can disappear overnight.

The latest repair I did was ramping a sidewalk in July, 2021. 

I have not been inside yet, but know that the roof is bad/leaks, and we can see black mold on the windows from the sidewalk. 

I've seen a bunch of water meters down in Florida but all the ones I saw were by the sidewalk and not inside the home.

They also should not be allowed to drain onto a sidewalk or other walking surface creating a slipping hazard; or be located in a hazardous location that can cause injury to unsuspecting pedestrians, such as protruding low over a walkway.

Around that time I noticed a lot more for rent and vacancy signs out on sidewalks all around Silicon Valley.

Lets say you own a store and somebody slips and falls on your sidewalk. 

I am looking at a few homes I expect to go in the 200-250 range (just guessing based on knowing area values and what I can see from the sidewalk at the houses).