Based on that, decide which way to go.To get you started, some of the pros of SFR's:  the tenant is paying all utilities and responsible for routine maintenance, like cutting grass and shoveling snow; broader market for your exit - SFR's can be sold to other investors or owner occupants; additional exit strategies, for example, lease option. 

In a couple of years, the only evidence that anything existed here will be that the grass over this spot with dry up faster in the summer during a dry spell.I think you could get any of the three options for under $2,000.

I also have a few in Fed Hill.  

The enlightened state.All kidding aside, ever heard the old saying, "the grass is always greener...?"

Try either Stacey Seim with Atlantic Bay or David Wright with Langley Fed Credit.  

I'm not the type that likes to be "spoon fed" or have someone "hold my hand" but I just need a starting point!

If you didn't allow, I would charge for replacing the grass in that area and for the removal of the trampoline too.A god idea to check with your states landlord tenant laws prior to charging anything, as well as your laws that pertain to the time frame in which you must send the claim.

And said that the grass need to be cut also.I was in shock.

I suspect tax filing for Fed and State forms and additional income tax will offset the savings.

You do want nice grass and plants don't you?