You never have to pick up a paint brush to rehab or unclog a toilet as a landlord as the tenants are long time owners.

@Jeff Filali  my sales career started at 14 selling fuller brush door to door...

@ Matt I don't mean to paint every realtor with the same brush I know there are a lot of excellent ones, but it gets me when I hear agents say "it's the homeowners fault we were just standing next to them getting paid very well advising and they chose to listen" but you gave a perfect example if someone bought a home today for $250k and 36 months later it's worth $500k.

It seems to me like they really don't want to help at all and by suggesting that a person read through the site alone is a way to indirectly brush them off.

[note - I'm brushing up on Section 8 requirments which may force my hand](2) Deck - There is a deck present but its a hazard so I have to demo (its beyond repair). 

I don't now much about this market, but the house looks like it may be vinyl siding, so a mold or mildew remover (even with just a hose/ brush) might help. 

Base boards that have been sprayed and not brushed get incredibly dirty and are a pain to clean.

It brushes up with some rough areas but given its strong Italian Heritage, the town does a good job of keeping the unwanted out. 

Two guys with chainsaws and a truck came and cut all the firewood out of the fallen tree and then I just had to make several trips with my truck to haul the brush to a composting facility.

Check out this one for the Sawzall  https://www.homedepot.com/p/ReciproTool-Nylon-Scrub-Brush-Offset-Accessory-for-use-with-Universal-Adapter-for-Reciprocating-Saws-RCT-SCB-10/204248369