Lily,I don't believe your experience with that attorney is normal.

Hello Ola, you can check out Coppell, Flower Mound, Highland Village and Keller. 

We survey every resident and when a resident lists an experience that is less than excellent, we dispatch our team with cookies and flowers at our expense to address issues and make sure they know they are being heard.  

I have a house with original linoleum in perfect condition with pink flowers from the 1970's. 

Go talk to fannie mae dude, she and her trillions of dollars in assets is not going to take the time to change her boilerplate paperwork just for you because you think you're client is a unique flower.

@Lily Smith where do you live?

If the existing landscaping is overgrown with large bushes and plants, I tear those out and put something back that is clean and simple with a few boxwoods, green arborvitae, and maybe some seasonal flowers to add some color during the listing period. 

A home with an all dirt yard is going to appraise lower than that very identical home with lush grass, flowers, nice hard scaling, trees, etc.People pay more for nice looking so your curb appeal is very important no matter if it is a rental or a flip.

Water it like 4 times to establish, then no more maintenance.Salvia produces brilliant purple flowers, and also needs very little water. 

- Lily