Hi, I'm here in Austin - Flower

@Lily DaudertUnfortunately no.  

Postal workers, the meter readers, police officers can have part time work, the pizza deliver kid, the pharmacy deliver guy or flower truck driver.

Drive each property and place a “PROMOTIONAL” corrugated sign in the front flower bed area (at the --next meeting--, ask me where to get these signs made inexpensively, what I put on the sign and what colors I use). 3.

If you painted it all beige/ tan without asking the tenant, they may be disappointed that they don't get that "lily pad green" contrast in the sitting room.

Then would do the reverse post Winter and check the condition of the window and door screens as well.The elf would call each tenant to negotiate a good time for the on-site maintenance inspections, set the appointments, and post a legal "Notice to Enter" if necessary.At our 8-plex, once a week, the elf would clean the coin-op laundry room and wipe down the w/d machines, walk the premises to check on the tidiness of the grounds, check on the proper use of our garbage dumpster/recycle bins, and water the flower beds, shrubs and landscaping as needed.I would reserve my time and expertise for business financials, for nurturing the tenant-landlord relationship, and also for tenant move-ins and move-outs: advertising, screening, interviewing, showing, contracting, new tenant orientation, etc.

Is it just grass cutting or are there hedges and flower beds etc.

Sure I'll make more off 2 tenants over 1, but I was just curious if the added expenditures of the additional tenant might begin to make the additional cash flower seem less worthwhile.I will be managing my own du/tri plex for now... that will be a piece of cake.

First there is a lack of curb appeal no plants flowers etc to distract and improve on a strange entrance.

They can put flowers in if they want.