Have you called the Health Dept? 

Requires batteries and wifi with some control work to the heater. 

She is a full time hotel manager in St Joseph MO and I am a full time home health physical therapist in the north KC.  

The actual verbiage of the CDC order is as follows:"Nothing in this Order precludes evictions based on a tenant, lessee, or resident: (1) Engaging in criminal activity while on the premises; (2) threatening the health or safety of other residents; [10] (3) damaging or posing an immediate and significant risk of damage to property; (4) violating any applicable building code, health ordinance, or similar regulation relating to health and safety; or (5) violating any other contractual obligation, other than the timely payment of rent or similar housing-related payment (including non-payment or late payment of fees, penalties, or interest)

My mom bought a home to move into earlier this year and due to declining health we decided to fix the house up and sell it.

How do you incentivize the tenant to water enough to maintain the health of the landscaping?

For example, right now if there's a couple living in a house they want to sell but they don't feel comfortable with strangers coming into their home for health reasons/concerns, an investor may offer them a fair deal without them having to do showings/go to market. 

There are other reasons you may evict a tenant such as:- Engaging in criminal activity- Threatening health or safety of other residents- Damaging or posing risk of damage to the property- Violating building or health ordinance or similar- Violating any other lease condition accept for non payment of rent- Lease hold over after giving noticeHere is how it works if you need to remove a tenant.

I'm going to press for a viewing anyways because I think it's more my buyer's agent making it difficult than the seller's agent.Maybe the moratorium is lifted on the 19th in IllinoisFrom the Illinois websitePer Governor Pritzker’s COVID-19 Executive Order No.52, between March 20, 2020 and September 19, 2020 (subject to further extension by the Governor), all state, county and local enforcement must cease and owners cannot file for eviction, except where a tenant poses a direct threat to the health and safety of other tenants, an immediate and sever risk to property or a violation of a building code, health ordinance or similar regulation.

Unfortunately in today's uncertain world where one job loss or medical problem can put one's health and finances in jeopardy and if  due to emergency you have to sell the property or properties  after holding on say 20 plus years then it becomes a huge burden unless one puts aside that money every year as a contingency.