I’m a math professor at a local college and teach personal finance and statistics.  

Do a flip that is just paint, landscaping, flooring, reroof, etc.  

Will mean a less competitive landscape for landlords that do consult attorney's and follow the provisions. 

New unemployment statistics indicate the region's jobless rate actually fell in April to 3% down from 3.5% in March and only slightly higher than 2.9% a year ago, according to figures from the Texas Workforce Commission.

Adding more bedrooms, new floor plan, new kitchen, floors, exterior paint, landscaping, and pool rehab.

It was based on statistics from many landlords over a wide variety of portfolios. 

No, I’m not “buying” what the whitehousegov docs are pushing (if that’s even a thing).The statistics I cite are direct from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics which is an independent division of the labor department.  

Not that much to do, pretty flat landscape, too large to be cute and too small to be interesting. 5 hours to a major airport.If it has to be Wisconsin to retire, I'd rather look at the west side of Milwaukee ("lake country") - it's pretty, you have lakes and at least some hills, 30 min access to a 1.6 million people metro area (Milwaukee) and you are in Chicago in an hour and a half.

How are common area cleaning, landscaping, snow, garbage, laundry, etc. being handled and by whom?

The only time I've heard of notes getting called is when the borrower tips off the bank that they sold the house and are no longer on title.I suppose the landscape could change as you have suggested, but seems unlikely to me.