I'm gonna start going to the local BP meetings if they end up on my off day, and from time to time host things at my house or local bar and grill. 

Still, some of the units I'm seeing don't even have a balcony or a fenced in area for a grill.  

I was thinking of putting in a picnic area with park grills, and a fire pit, and a covered picnic table area, maybe a few gazebos that overlook the spring on the property, I noticed that some tenants have kids, maybe a little play ground.

Buy a Yeti cooler and a George Foreman grill and call it a "minimalist" loft.

Grill, tuRn, tuRn, Remove, seRve.

When a seller makes the effort to call they are not likely expecting to be grilled.

Isn't this a chance to inspect your property, and aren't you glad they're calling to keep it in good repair, instead of having a stove break and they start grilling in the kitchen? 

The debris is basically toys, plywood, grill, etc.. probably a 10'x10' section of "stuff".

@Frank LeoneEven though some of the people grilled you on your question, I am glad you asked it! 

I had small apartment complexes where on nice days I brought a cheap charcoal grill out and cooked hotdogs.