The comments highlighting I don't know what I'm doing are meant as caring precautions but as you said, It's best to get in and figure it out on the way, which is what I'm doing.

Sometimes you can find a diamond in the rough, however most of the time you will find that the precautions of others are worth following. 

Basic precautions to deter real estate fraud:1.)

If you have a multi-family, ask the operator what precautions they have in place to make sure other residents are not disturbed.

The further away the better it seems.I've taken some precautions lately like asking for a phone call prior to making any repair more than $100.

Take safety precautions to prevent accidental drownings and pool related accidents, such as establishing rules for use in your rental agreement, making sure it has a fence with a gate that prevents children from entering the pool area on their own, and requiring the tenant to have renter's insurance.

Additionally, you should practice social distancing and remain inside your unit if at all possible.LANDLORD is also taking precautions to keep the community safe by increasing sanitary measures, temporarily suspending social gatherings, apartment complex meetings, and any other activities in the community that require people to gather.In the event you are experiencing a hardship due to the virus, please contact me at [insert email address] so that we can discuss a reasonable accommodation.Thank you.

I’m trying to take all the pre-cautions necessary to keep from losing money.

However, I do recommend that if you decide to store documents electronically, that it is backed up to some sort of cloud as a precaution.

HOW- what precautions does Tenant need to take, removing vehicles from driveway for access/dumpster; removing personal property from perimeter of house to prevent damage; keep kids/pets/onlookers OUT of active work area at all times to prevent injuries.You also need to be clear with your licensed and insured contractor about cleanup after the job.