My biggest problem currently is getting all of my financials in order with cutting cost and minimizing debt which I know over time I will reach my goal as long as I stick to my plan and keep saving, maybe even getting an additional part time job just to introduce a little more into my savings.

Your tenants likely continued to work with no pay cut and received a couple stimulus checks that puts them ahead of the game.

Too long cut the word count by 50% Don't say negative "desperate" things, don't ask someone you don't know to feel sorry that you are hard working. 

One thing that came up was the internet cables were cut on the outside of the house, and now I know for future showings and inspections to really look at how tenants will hook up to the internet.

"A city proposal to require tracking of municipal and commercial energy use has the potential to help city government, private building owners and tenants save millions of dollars, reduce emissions by thousands of tons and cut water usage by billions of gallons in less than a decade."

Definitely cuts down on visibility.

A lot of work goes into "just cutting the lawn".

I'm find working about the edges of the grey areas, but only at the white-ish margins.I'm sure I'm oversimplifying this, but in my conversations with atty @Mat Sorensen of KKOS and the compliance folks at Specialized Trust Company, the results boiled down this - I can do work, but if the level of work requires me to wear a tool belt, I've probably reached the limit.

That doesn't mean wholesalers burn down daycare centers and cut puppies open with a dull knife.

Just make sure that there are no safety violations.