.; 4) trip to your rental for install; 5) un-installing the current doorbell; 6) installing the new door bell and wiring it; 7) securing your rental upon exit, clean up and disposal of the old doorbell; 8) trip back to their office --- Umm...

It's your business to clean up after them.

I find a large need for a clean, safe, affordable housing.  the ideal property.

The seller had some additional terms such as cleaning up the site with old debris that I was okay with accepting because the property needs ALOT of work anyway.

Make low offers on properties that can be cleaned and sold.  

I know LVP would be easy to clean.

When tenant moves out my wife and I will clean up real good paint and patch on a Saturday afternoon. 

I then bought a SFH with that money and rehabbed and furnished it and my first tenants were fairly good friends who ended up trashing it and instead of cleaning up and having a second go at it I quit.

I have trouble just making them clean and livable and calling it a day.

Work with an investor-focused real estate agent who has either house hacked before or works with house hackers routinely.