The community landscaping and maintenance wise looks like a mess but i'm getting a good deal on the property, would it be a good decision to invest in a situation like that.

New siding and windows and painting exterior and interior (trying to decide on replacing carpet or removing the carpet for a renter friendly idea), fencing replacing broken garage door and some landscaping. quite alot of hours and Im doing all the work myself which is adding up.

My current situation:  Renting a 2bd/1ba apartment in a garden-style apartment complex. 

Hi Guys, Originally, I started looking into the following markets:League City, TXKATY, TXTEXAS CITY,  TX PEARLAND, TXNORMAN, OKWINTER GARDEN, FLBOERNE, TX It is too much to keep track of all these markets, so my goal is to cut down my markets to 3 markets this week.

Do you handle the gardening?

what about the back yard is it landscaped better?

I plan to hire a smaller contractor to handle the job and purchase the materials for them, also probably sub out items they are not good at like landscaping and concrete repair.

To clean this one I used a garden sprayer with vinegar and water 50/50, a sponge mop and another guy with a towel. 

Small blocks, all look well maintained (landscaping, upkeep, etc.).Definitely the most rural-feeling of the areas we visited.

They did sent the following description, also through Facebook Messenger (direct copy and paste):"Description of the project :Located in the heart of a huge garden, the Pullman Marrakech Palmeraie Resort and Spa spreads its 252 luxurious rooms where French elegance combines with the oriental style.