But agreed even close to it is going to have some major push back from buyers..

This can be used to push the limits on damage charges as a landlord sees fit.Again, check your state laws on all this.

I have done framing, trim, repaired cement, power washed homes, yard work, landscaping.

I use TenantCloud and when I make a listing on there it actually pushes it out to a ton of website. 

If needed, I can tell you what PM company we are washing our hands of. 

I think at this stage it is seeing the capex items pop up and kind of wash away my cash flow is where this may come up also.

I am told the vacant/idle period doesn’t go on indefinitely and anything over a year is pushing it.

With a substantial portion of this debt held by banks and regulators pushing for decreased exposure to CRE, liquidity becomes a pressing issue.

We did get push back from tenant prospects that did not want to spend the hours needed to mow the lawn. 

This is an integral part of doing deals, the wholesale community maybe push the numbers in their favor to make that deal happen, that is of course not okay, and the same thing is said for agents that say they can list a home for $20K more than the next realtor just to get that listing then ask for the price reduction later (this just happened to me).This is a company that I tend to hear more bad things about then good things and that is where the caution needs to be taken into real consideration and make sure you are doing with with people that are looking for a win-win, not a win-lose/sometimes win-win which can happen in real estate more often then not if a person is not looking out for themselves.