Full risk avoidance would require a one-time use Hazmat suit and disposable tools.Wear your mask, wash your hands, sanitize your tools and dont eat the corners of your sandwich.

This is a good example of eating an elephant a bite at a time.

I cut the grass and weed eat regularly and the yard looks great, but I don't have the tools to do a professional bush trim and don't believe it should be my responsibility to pay $120 for that.

The business pays lots of bills like gas, tires, oil changes, eating out with clients, steak dinner for twice monthly board meetings with my wife/partner, trips to see properties where I happen to have a bike ride and stay the weekend to look at properties(air bnb stay is a business expense as well as food).

So every customer is a good customer to us.You eat the white film around the seeds, which is really sweet.

You don't want to be eating crap sandwiches in Cleveland folks. 

You can wait for your cake, or you can eat today. 

One point in my life, I didn't eat for a week because I couldn't afford food.

@Frank Ja why not have your cake an eat it to?

I don't really know how you would know if this was something the tenant either caused or failed to report and most likely I would just eat the cost.