The first thing I wondered about when I looked up the property is - does the basement have potential for a garden unit?  

.- There's a Veteran's Garden in San Bernardino.

1M liability, full interior and coverage in event tenants do anything to damage other condos, water, fire, insect infestation etc.Tenants have been known to turn bedrooms into interior garden so you need full coverage.

Same goes for the trash dumpsters, and mailboxes.(3) They feel better to deal with an owner who self manage so less number of people with keys to their place - now this doesn't mean all small buildings are self managed, but large complexes are never self managed.(4) They know they have a maximum of two shared walls, and for end units only one shared wall, no one above, no one below.(5) They have a fenced off dedicated area where they can do some gardening or BBQ. 

So the unit offers 24 hour concierge service, dedicated underground parking, rooftop garden/pool, and has been earthquake retrofitted.

A community garden at our mulit-plex was a big hit.

I used to work right by Madison Square Garden.

My top picks -* Garden hose used as plumbing behind a wall* Extension cord used for electric...behind a wall* A vanity with a garden hose snaked from outside the house to the sink... dumping into a home depot bucket.

I myself could use some recommendations in these very areas.I've used the Swedish Gardener for landscaping.

So by the time I pay my property manager & gardener, I'm upside down $100.