Two people I like that post about wholesaling on YouTube are Lili Thompson and Ryan Dossey.

flowering shrubs?

Some guy wanted it to plant flowers in.

New siding really makes a house pop. as well as new bushes in the front and a hundred bucks on flowers if your property is marketed between april and oct.

If guests ask me about flower delivery, for example, I can refer them to a local florist but it doesn't happen often enough for me to go to the hassle of figuring out how to execute it myself (much less mark it up enough to be worth my while but not so high guests say "forget it")That said, if you have a very large portfolio of properties in a particular area where demand for certain things is high, it might be worth figuring out.  

It’s the plant (flowers) themselves that are really pungent, so if people don’t store it (or the used burnt bits) in a closed container, the smell from that is noticeable.

One other thing I'd suggest is giving them hand written cards at unexpected moments.Ex. if you have balconies and they have flowers on them you can give them a note saying you love the balcony.I'm doing this at a 168-unit class C community and it's amazing the responses we get.

Account Closed -- Some of my favorite neighborhoods for buy & hold are Eagledale, Riverside, Brookside, Little Flower, Christian Park, Bean Creek and Garfield Park. 

See link:http://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/LI/US/PDF/192...Wherever you see that link refer to a city or county of the "first class" - that is PA state legislation code for Philadelphia ;)

What will those cash flowers be worth 10 years from now when repairs start piling up.