They occupy my tenants front yards, walkways and even fenced in backyards.

You can get 100 calls on a rental and 80% of them walk way because it doesn't meet their needs, it's too expensive, they know they won't qualify, etc.

.) 🌲/🍁/❄️ Lawn maintenance/plow driver: If you are trying to manage your property(‘s) from afar, you definitely do not want to be the one that has to cut the lawn and plow/shovel your driveway/walkways.

I added a paved walkway because I didn't want a bare-trail in the lawn, and some motion lighting.  

I'd like to mention that if I make the upgrades aside from the two halves of the duplex, I have the space to close off the living room area on my side, which is one of the additions and make it into a short term rental with it's own parking and walkway along with sufficient enough space in the back yard to make a small in-law quarters/tiny home as well with it's secured fence, parking and walkway.My question is: Do I take the risk, invest in the duplex I will own someday with my hard earned liquid cash, expand and create the two short rentals on the property?

The purposes of this post are to learn strategies and plan further actions.Tenant did not clear the snow from there walk way I informed that that I would now snowblow while snow blowing the charger to the ev car got cut. it was buried under the snow and ran across the walk way The tenant now states her car needs 5000$ worth of repairs.

Doubled size of concrete patio and added concrete walkway from driveway to back patio.

I may be real late to this post BUT it is walkways interesting to see where everyone is after 4 short years.

Well lit outdoor spaces like walk ways and common areas, parking close to the unit, quiet because they're often shift workers.

Cracked driveways or walkways on the exterior or in mortar cracks of brick/stone houses.