It seems to be just daily foot traffic, minimal to no gouging of the floor. 

They essentially did a bunch of showings back to back for an hour to minimize impacts to the tenants.If your tenants give you a lot of push back it might be difficult depending on the verbiage in your lease.

Pre-covid we did this with a LaPetite Academy and an Ace Hardware in Indiana with minimal risk.

The property needs very minimal work.A lot people are scared on the sidelines.   

What are some things I should pay attention to, to ensure I minimize my mistakes? 

Property taxes are minimal, $1313 last year.

Properties are in Phoenix and I understand AC and electricity are essential but I do not know if I'm going above and beyond or delivering minimal services tenants should be entitled to.Welcome your thoughts. 

I am not keen on getting involved in any sort of litigation even where a potential of challenge to a legal action is minimal. 

How did you expert fix and flippers learn about how to be good handymen who can handle repairs on your own or perhaps with minimal to modest help?

I enthusiastically allow pets - I do charge a refundable pet deposit and minimal pet rent.