Its the amount of fertilizations and pest treatments you have to do on it throughout the year to keep diseases and such away.

But yes talk about some of the best RE tax treatment in the country thats right up there.. 

Make him pay for his treatment -- drive the price down as hard as you can.One of the key things that you need to make sure you do in this situation is do as much as you can to minimize the probability that the tenant doesn't damage the property significantly just before they are carried kicking and screaming over the threshold.

I have to professionally clean the house, clean the carpets, repair the backyard screen doors, and perform the pet treatment to re-rent the house.

If WDI are found, who normally pays for treatment buyer or seller?   

Treatment for rats and roaches is two different things and requires different methods for it to be effective.

Here is our process. 1- hire a professional pest control company 2- have the company provide you a prep sheet for the tenant ( basically these are the things the tenant is responsible to do prior to the treatment) so the company can successfully treat the infestation 3- give the tenant the pre sheet AND 24hr notice to enter this the date the treatment will take place and keep copies in their file4- have pest control treat on said date.

Build and hold will also diversify your tax treatment. 

The house is on 1/4 acre which I assume would require it to have a wastewater treatment plant.

Site work involves complete re-grading in order to meet ADA as well as direct stormwater to an area for attenuation and/or treatment.