I really don't know, but maybe my experience will help you troubleshoot. 

By writing the date and description of service, you have an on-site record of service which serves two purposes: it can inform the person servicing or troubleshooting of prior issues; it can be a reminder for due date for next service.

Some are great troubleshooters and some are not.

The only oddity was that the washing machine appears to have been unplugged mid cycle but no issues after walking my cleaners through a little troubleshooting.

Usually there is a horse person on site, not just to do the regular work, but for trouble-shooting too.

Before I send screenshot, I'm doing some more troubleshooting on my end.  

Thanks for sharing the breakdown and how you adapted to troubleshoot.

If someone wants to do a rehab, I say buy a turnkey first, get the experience and learn all the basics (what makes for a good rental property, how to run numbers, DUE DILIGENCE, managing the manager, troubleshooting challenges, etc.), and then make a rehab your second deal once you've learned that stuff.

As that goodlookin dude above me said...Share your numbers, and we can help you troubleshoot this for you.Here is what I want to know.ARVCost of repairs (add pictures for us to see if this is done correctly)How much you have it under contract for.And what do you think the expected profits to the back-end buyer is.

It reminds me of how we troubleshoot in the Navy.