It uses AI to provide estimates for every item in the report, and does so with alarming accuracy.

Then, you did not make a bad choice in regards to the company you chose and you cannot hold yourself accountable for what a thief does. 

A small portfolio with high maintenance is alarming either due to poorly managed properties or the manager being a glorified maintenance company.

This has been okay so far but recently the inspectors are finding small issues like- door does not close property or the smoke alarm is not heard in a room (everyone else could hear it, the inspector was an elderly gentleman) or missing blanks in electrical panel.

Rental license for each unit [$63/yr]Lead cert for each unit [Varies depending on #bedrooms in each unit]Fire alarm monitoring (if needed) [$4-$600/yr]Fire alarm cert (if needed) [$100-300/yr]Sprinkler/standpipe cert (if needed) Refuse Trash Bill [$500/yr] or private trash pickupElectric bill for shared areas (Assuming everything is separately metered)Water: Most older rowhomes do not have separate water meters.

A qualified person should repair, replace or install as necessary. 108) The swimming pool is not equipped with a pool alarm.

And Get a co2 alarm there ASAP just to be safe

Pay for, replace, or repair in a landlord-approved manner, all items (including doors, windows, locks, smoke/CO alarms) damaged or made inoperable during occupancy; correct or repair plumbing and fixtures clogged or broken by misuse or neglect.

I have a SimpliSafe alarm system and a Night Owl hardwired video system for my current renovation property in a D'class neighborhood.

She may not look nice but she's not she's a thief.