Do any of you guys attend the event at Brew Garden in Middleburg heights   the last Thursday of the month?

The lamest stuff like $1,000 in a nice flower garden and some bushes/shrubbery/small trees, and mulch and bricks and stonework could alter people's opinions a LOT.

I'd love to pick up a few more properties to the west of this development, south of Jackson, north of Garden.

There is no existing garden, terrace or flower bed, but there are a couple of existing bushes I've kept.

I treated the walls and ceilings (with a garden sprayer) with a bleach/water combination as well as tea tree oil, then primed with the best primer I could find, then painted the whole place.

I assume these are for rentals so you don't need to do to much inspection inside a quick walk through then subject to home inspection should do it.I was just in your fair city.. stayed at the Hilton Garden inn right off the free way. had dinner up at the country club...

Might be the case Brian, could be some dinkhead tied a dog to the tree, see the garden shops there are grasses and ground covers, add dirt and fertilizer if necessary.

For us rental property investors that could include work for plumbing, electrical, carpentry, equipment maintenance, accounting, gardening, property management and similar services.Originally posted by Kyle Meyers:I have a few questions about the exceptions though.1.

It is sold through Amazon in several sizes and here is the link:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=bl_sr_home-garden?

There is low hanging fruit, like granny's garden window to install in her kitchen, charge her $500 for 2 hours work.There are hundreds of fix it guys, carpenters, roofers or construction types running around here, many think they can be a general contractor or go out on their own.