Sounds good on a line-itemed spreadsheet, but this is detachded from reality.

Handyman typically handle smaller items or cheaper fixes.

It also helps that I inform my guests that a starter supply of paper and plastic items are provided and ask them to replace any items they have used up. ( This may not be popular with others but I have never had a complaint and for the most part,  items used are replaced)

The portfolio has been family-owned and operated for decades, and they've spent the last 2+ years gearing up to sell it by investing in CapEx items like the roofs, boilers, and more. 

Duplex seems about right, of course depending on the items mentioned above. 

Set clear lanes now: respond fast to life‑safety and habitability issues, batch non‑urgent cosmetic items, and push back on tenant‑caused or convenience requests.

Tenant agrees to maintain all furnishings, furniture, décor, and household items in good condition and to use them only for their intended purpose.

Is there any feedback/ suggestions or items to improve the home for the next guest stay?"

Examples: $30 fuel surcharges for every visit, receipts from 3-4 different hardware stores when all items could have come from 1, 6+ hours of labor charged on repairs that should take less than 2, going with third party vendors that are over an hour away from the property that charge for drive time, etc.

For privacy, you can set up a company email/phone line, use photos carefully (don't show any personal items), and make your listings focus on the property and not personal information.