Unless you did very poor DD I bet a lot of the other stuff you described was unnecessary as well. 

I added this to my lease+++++++++++++++++If Tenant retains possession of premises after the expiration date of the lease without Landlord’s written consent, a fee of seventy dollars ($70.00) per day shall be imposed until possession is returned to Landlord. (2) If Tenant hands possession to Landlord with the rental property extremely dirty, the holding over rental charge of seventy dollars ($70.00) per day shall be charged against Tenants deposit while professional vendors clean the rental unit.

I felt it unfair and probably illegal to impose a rent increase with less than 30 days notice.

I was almost always able to find another tenant fairly quickly (0-1 month, being close to a university), but because of that hassle, I added in a clause that imposed a lease transfer fee if they found someone to take over their lease.

If you see China shut down all businesses and imposed draconian measures in Wuhan in January, and is only now starting to reopen some of their factories (about 2-3% of all businesses). 

People can sue for anything now a days (and typically will) but at least forming an LLC can buffer unnecessary personal losses.  

and according to him, pushback is more absurd and unnecessary during the whole shelter in place.  

Seems like a lot of unnecessary hoops to jump through just to manage a rental property.

The landing carpet as well as a new stove and fridge strike me as potentially unnecessary projects. 

Unfortunately many landlords are grateful for a tenant who pays on time and don't want to rock the boat by imposing yearly increases.