My insurance companies also inspect my properties and tell me I need to remove trees, fix gutters, they called out a roof for having lichen on it, hand railing in the middle of an open walkway that we needed to install (nothing there before).

Is it out a window, pinched by a garage door seal, a walkway trip hazard, or just fine.  2) The NEMA 6-20 plug is a good choice for low cost charging. 

@Sam BoothTrim trees (don't cut down), flowers or plants along walk way, paint door, river rock or some stone where bushes are, Dark mulch around tree, plant grass, drink a beer and call it a day.That said, I have no idea about the ARV in the neighborhood so that could be too much work...or too little.

Try to research and get a sense of any new exciting development in the area, be it hospitals, parks/walkways, transportation, etc., which will drive value to the area. 

My considerations have been: adding a small laundry area, building out the bathroom for a larger shower, making a separate parking area, building a walkway, putting up a fence so they have some privacy/yard space, mini split on the AC...

Collin,From the recommendations we see when an Insurance company looks at a property I would add:1. broken/uneven/potholed walkways or driveways2. stairs without proper railings3.

Or walk way because the numbers are not adding up. 

I lived in neighboring town of Poughkeepsie called Town of Lloyd - Highland, NY 12528 for more than 19 years its a nice and safe neighborhood with good school district, worlds largest walk-way over Hudson river, lots of trails, golf, biking, scenic drives with good hospitals in 5 miles radius namely: Nuvance Health Vassar Brothers Medical Center, MidHudson Regional Hospital, Saint Francis Medical, Health Quest Home Care and others...The latest addition which is getting constructed is The Village in Highland, NY - Assisted living facility.

I own MTR's in a San Antonio medical center and I can give you this advise: Traveling nurses/professionals are looking for small accommodations (lower price point), they are concerned with safety, as they are usually women traveling alone, well-lit walkways by their parking spot, private entrances/bath/laundry.

I get that the courts wouldn't let me inside the house to maintain,  but would they let me maintain outside with snowshoveling / sanding walkways?