Turning the emotional support animal tenant away for this reason is the same as not building a ramp to a second floor apartment because the tenant is in a wheel chair.

I prefer old school but I am fully aware that is far too much work for todays arm chair investors.

The back deck looks very appealing, how about some furniture and a fire pit with some cool Adirondack chairs? 

If they belong to a tenant perhaps tell them to move them.I'm assuming the chairs belong to the tenants.

Real estate is not a arm chair investment.

But even these deals feel a lot like musical chairs... buy, force a bit of appreciation and hope someone will pay a lot more at a compressed cap rate in an interest rate rising environment 

I got him to a chair, called 9-1-1, and put heavy pressure on his arm with a wrapped towel until the EMTs showed up.

Dining room tables with chairs are $50-200.

Think splashes of color, nifty brigh mailbox maybe...flowering perennial window boxes, if you were staging for sale maybe a small picnic table/chairs

Also too long in this cocoon and I might get comfy arm chair investing.