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Rental with large yard. 1 acre.
Looking at a single family home I could by for an awesome price but it is on a lot which is over an acre, located in the city. I have one rental currently with a small yard and tenant mows it and supplies mower.
Probably get $1000 in rent for new property. Wondering how to handle mowing situation. Would require a rider. Seems like options would be.
Sell tenant rider cheap and have them mow it. I don’t want to own mower for liability.
Have them supply push mower and just mow perimeter of back yard.
Your thoughts? Thanks!
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Fence it off, let it grow wild, and tell the tenant it's off limits. Never give a tenant more space than absolutely necessary.