I always think "reasonable" as I don't want "low" to land me in a situation where the PM doesn't have to pay to trim the trees and they rub on the roof and hurt the lifespan of it.  

And depends if its hardwood for furniture or trim. or dimensional lumber for building.  

MAYBE some sort of adjustable, soft headed door stop placed on the trim that wouldn’t damage the trim or the fridge door but stick out enough to keep it off lever? 

Class B - No carpet, luxury vinyl plank, stainless appliances, paint agreeable gray w/ white ceilings, if current countertops are in bad shape, I replace with quartz, if cabinets are rough, I paint white, if bathroom mirrors have no frame, I miter cut door trim and attached with calk, ceiling fans in all BRs, W/D hookups, add deck if possible & cost effective, if flower beds around house, cover with pine needles, last contractor in is professional cleaner. 

I really just wanted something a little bit lighter than SW agreeable grey, but still dark enough to look good with a white, white trim.

The siding needs to be cut back so the fins can be nailed then finished with trim.

While some of their rules are a pain, everyone has to comply, like the neighbor trying to deny me access to paint the trim and fix the fence on his side, but the HOA rep stepped in and made him give me access to his yard to make repairs.

I usually figure $150 (3 hours labor) per window including trim work which is where I come up with the $300 per window average. 

Landscaping: Keep bushes, shrubs, and trees trimmed so they don’t touch the property.

Some examples are a slow drip from a shower, a closet door that lost some trim, a refrigerator where the gasket is peeling off a bit and could be glued back on, blinds where the rotation stick came off (but could still be opened and closed), etc.I normally fix requests, but it's usually at least $150 to get someone out to fix them.