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Kyle Richter
  • Inspector
  • Houston, TX
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Dead Grass.

Kyle Richter
  • Inspector
  • Houston, TX
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Is there anything I can do about a tenent letting the grass die at a property. this place I picked up had a pool that was in bad need of reapiar or fill in..I chose fill in, level, topsoil and sod. it lookded great. I put in sprinklers front and back. New tenants refuse to water the lawns...front or back... $3000 work of landscaping ruined. I wanted the place to have "curb appeal and attract good tenants....learning lessons everyday...the hard way....but my origial question. what can I do about the cost to fix the yards?

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