the plant sticks over slightly on the sidewalk-WRITEUP; the tree in the back courtyard needs pruning as it is too high or too wide --WRITEUP EVERY YEAR.

-Keeping any common areas and the exterior of the building clean as well as cutting the lawn if there is one, here in WI of course, someone has to shovel the sidewalks and stuff whenever we get snow too.

Tenants tend to tear up everything you've done, and it you aren't careful, you will end up doing the work twice.Do all the work on stuff the tenants can't reach: new roof if it is needed (OK, I have had a tenant tear the roof off, but they don't normally damage the roof).Repair sidewalks, do structural work, repair the plumbing, perhaps a new heat source if needed.Get the landscaping under control, but dont improve it.

Well it is not recommended to do but if you want your sidewalks de iced.You can always go get water softner salt.

I could smell the house from the sidewalk in front of it.  

He said in these older neighborhoods, he could test any sidewalk and find lead.

Laughing and dancing in the street and on the sidewalk. 

The last house I sold in December, the buyer showed up the day we were pouring concrete and didn't like the way we curved the sidewalk and driveway, even though it followed the proposed site plan that she had signed.

(e.g. parking fees, excessive garbage fees, or penalties incurred by landlord from the Town due to tenants negligence such as failing to shovel the sidewalk, etc.)

I only did things like drywall repair/replacement, door repair, new bathroom floors, toilets, bath fans, vanities, some basement work, sidewalk repair, etc.