IF YOU DO, and you make it publically visible, be prepared to get grilled over it.

It's becoming a lot more sizzle and a lot less steak. 

I'm sure you couldn't just turn it into a landfill for example, but what if you wanted to use it for the following:a) Create a large community gardenb) Create a "park-like" space with picnic tables and grilling stationsc) Create a playgroundd) Put a mobile home on ite) Put storage sheds/buildings on itf) Create a basketball courtg) Create a tree farm

You should also make sure that charcoal grill never gets used on the deck:)

I merely put a temporary code on the door(s) and erase it when they're done.Second, buy that dog a big ol' steak!

I'd say that's an accomplishment...Late rents for years is why i am letting them go and breaking the lease--bringing pets then claiming they are hearing dogs and getting non-profit lawyers to vouch for them...and the rent is below market...that s why i am letting them go and they take advantage of the fact that i never collected late fees for rentals..they trash the hallway and have like 4 grills in the back yard/..they caused a fire and dont want to pay for repairs...im taking them to small claims...time for a different set of people LOL

It's not that we want to grill you on every little financial detail.

Same reason the steak costs more at the 5 star restaurant than it does at the grocery store.

I let them have a grill and they dump charcoal in the parking lot.  

It has A/C, WiFi, a large deck, patio, grill, enclosed outdoor shower, waterfall, and fire pit.For a property that rents for $2500 during high season, do the below expectations look somewhat reasonable?