I would buy a picnic table and a $50 grill and reward the tenants with a new area in the back of the building for cookouts- eliminating parking. 

The heat and or smoke from the grill may affect the porch cover above it. 

If it’s allowed, or you wanna call it a BBQ, using a fire pit to burn all the tiny stuff will save a bunch of cramming branches in to garbage cans or on to a trailer to the dump.

I have already thought about remodeling the kitchen during the summer so that I can utilize the grill and outdoor eating space. 

There is a meet up tonight at Houston Texans Grille at city centre, also at pub fiction tommorrow if interested.

The Meeting are Hudson Grille, Sandy Springs, GA, 1st Mondays at 7:00pm

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. 

It can be mattress mayhem, but sometimes it is just the working class, joe six pack crowd that may not fit the high end apt demographic; they may be the change your own oil(or transmission) in the parking lot crowd, or  need a backyard for dog or pit bbq..etc... 

Thank you for the reminder.One of my strengths is eating BBQ ... it is Friday and I have visions of BBQ on the mind.

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.