I think it's very risky to try and analyze deals (at least the construction portion) based on the few photos supplied with the wholesale packet.

Longer term, I can also imagine integrating some custom workflows for cleaning staff to inventory or reorder supplies behind a purchasing passcode, work through contactless audio versions of cleaning checklists they don't have to look at their phone/list to work through, or just allowing for guests to quickly look up info, recipes, local recommendations, etc when trying to figure out what to cook or where where to eat around dinner time. 

I leave it on the kitchen counter along with any supplies that I think they will need. 

I spoke with my contractor and he mentioned that for his rentals, he normally does not supply appliances and that it's very normal for renters to move in their own appliances.

Houses on short supply driving up property values.

Between the growth of Amazon, ABC Supply CO., Dollar General, Shine Medical and money other large private businesses, this market has under 2% vacancy and soaring rents with qualified tenants.

I agree the market can change but with the all time low supply of inventory nationwide and especially in my local market I think that won't happen in the coming quarters. 

The staff responded splendidly, everyone pivoted, put in all the safety protocols and as the big box stores struggled with safety and their supply chains, customers supported our ACE in record numbers, sales boomed through curb side service, online ordering, special ordering.

You have quite the supply coming online these days. 

I would sanitize the items you are putting on their door and supply a letter stating that you did sanitize the posting and are very motivated to buy real estate and thats why you went to the extreme of personally delivering.