Service contracts (landscaping, laundry, pool, etc.)

I just bought my first flip, well first in the Phoenix area, and am looking for recommendations for carpentry, tiling, flooring, electrical and landscaping.

Charge them $250 nonrefundable pet fees, make them pay for landscaping and pest control and take their security deposit for every little thing they do.cuz im sick of landlords getting effed all the time.

I understand the BRRRR method, but when it comes to turnkey, rent ready properties (maybe the have minor cosmetic fixes like paint/carpet/landscaping) I'm at a loss.

We had to get all new windows, we added solar, added two egress windows, added another bedroom, updated the concrete in the front of the home and in the back of the home, and have plans to fix all of the landscaping as well.

EPA, storm pond, 2 acres doesn't seem like much to put 6 duplexes on-  parking, driveways, setbacks, landscaping, fences, soil test, fire hydrants, survey, etc. 

We did do a lot of landscaping and painting on the interior.

It absolutely made sense to paint my own walls, install my own blinds, complete handyman work and basic plumbing, do the landscaping, do my own taxes, and self-manage my properties.

I'm fairly handy- I've done everything from laying flooring and carpeting, tiling, grouting, hanging kitchen cabinets, hanging and finishing drywall, roofs, fences, landscaping, minor electrical and plumbing repairs, etc.

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