This specific type of investing has multiple layers of variables and if you are not adequately equipped, you can make avoidable mistakes. 

I went through a very intensive training to be well equipped in what I do! 

Your biggest challenge will be "Maintaining to the Neighborhood" so you don't kill your ROI.A PMC is better equipped to determine that, versus a contractor who usually just wants to max out their scope of work at a location.

Electrical equipment does not get better with age like women and wine, in fact it becomes more dangerous from years of expansion/contracting (electrical fatigue) as well as handling larger loads than it was designed for, making it more likely to fail and cause a fire as time goes on.

I can't imagine their GL specifically excluding snow blower work/exposure specifically, unless there are some very extreme exposures to loss/damage with this type of equipment. 

All equipment must achieve the highest Consortium for Energy Efficiency (CEE) efficiency tier that is in effect the year the property is placed in service.Biomass Boilers / Biomass Stoves: Oil furnaces and hot water boilers can also qualify if they meet 2021 Energy Star efficiency criteria and are rated for use with fuel blends consisting of at least 20% eligible fuel.Insulation: Insulation materials and air sealing systems must meet applicable International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) standards.Exterior Doors: Exterior doors must meet all applicable Energy Star requirements.Branch Circuits / Panelboards: Panelboards, sub-panelboards, branch circuits and feeders must meet National Electrical Code (NEC) standards and have a load capacity of at least 200 amps.Skylights / Windows: Windows and skylights must have obtained the Energy Star Most Efficient certification.Hot Water Boilers / Oil Furnaces: Oil furnaces and hot water boilers can also qualify if they meet 2021 Energy Star efficiency criteria and are rated for use with fuel blends consisting of at least 20% eligible fuel.The amount of the tax credit is dependent upon the individual component:Branch circuits and feeders: 30% of costs (including labor)Insulation: 30% of costsHVAC and water heaters: 30% of costs (including labor) up to $600 per itemExterior doors: 30% of costs up to $250 per door for a maximum total of $500Panelboards and sub-panelboards: 30% of costs (including labor)Home energy audits: 30% of costs up to $150Heat pumps: 30% of costs (including labor)Biomass stoves and boilers: 30% of costs (including labor)Windows and skylights: 30% of costs up to $600Here is the IRS fact sheet for additional information.

To attract these tenants, consider offering amenities that will appeal to them, such as high-speed internet, a fully equipped kitchen, and a comfortable work area.One of the benefits of mid-term rentals is that they typically require less management than short-term rentals.

A single family home is nearly identical in price point into the Ohio market as well!

You are a textbook case of gaslighting and mansplaining.Because, if you are going to ask about women's experiences, who is better equipped to answer the question? 

You can be doing everything right and still have equipment malfunction.