This might be pool service, lawn mowing and bug treatment, electricity, water bill, internet. 

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

I'm looking for a PM because they will have a reliable lawn person, handyman, and house cleaner.

Notice how in the video the dude proselytizes for larger sledges when busting up these tubs -- I have 8 and 14-pound sledges, sometimes the smaller one does work better when you're dealing with thicker steel.Usually, you break the clawfoot down to the base (the base won't break with normal effort) and have a couple guys move the base out whole.There are bathtub Marys on a lot of lawns around my area.

Not sure where this is coming from but how hard is it to mow the lawn, or hire a service?

Important though to still stay engaged with your customers to avoid that artificial relationship feeling

The best you can get is a family that doesn't have a history of evictions, criminal convictions, or slip and fall lawsuits against landlords (you'd be surprised how very common these are), who is able to use their earned income tax credit for the deposit.If you had a property that was in poor cosmetic condition already, that needed to be repainted, needed new flooring, needed new kitchens and bathrooms, already had a ruined lawn/driveway, and you planned to run it into the ground renting to Sec 8 for many years, then either renovate to sell, or sell it in "as is" condition, sure. 

One is located lawn avenue (41102) close of Detroit Shoreway area and the other one in Denison avenue (44109) in Brooklyn centre area.

Not legal to park on the lawn.

This year it is ~75% occupancy and was taken off market 3 times (2 sewer pipe leaks and a new roof) so the occupancy is artificially reduced from the 3 times taken off market.