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Dylan Barnard
  • Rental Property Investor
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Planting a Tree in the Backyard of a Rental

Dylan Barnard
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Justin, TX
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My friend who also invests in another market in Texas suggested that we plant a tree or two in the backyard of our new rental, says it is little cost now for a good return later. Thoughts?

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Bill Crow
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Bill Crow
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@David Lee Hall, III

I actually had someone living in the house behind one of my rentals asked me if I could make our tree drop its leaves in my yard, and not in hers.

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