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. 

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

Not worth the thousands I'd lose having a vacancy if they left over the $200, though they have a dog and a bankruptcy thus a hard time finding a place to live, so unlikely.Details:Mind you, I lived in this house for 2 years myself and only ever got one notice a year to weed my flower beds, just like everyone else did.For the past 8 months, I've received an HOA parking or other violation every other month on these people.

I would focus my attention on tenant retention, perhaps you drop off a small gift for their birthdays or a card for the holidays.

My friend got her first tattoo on her 70th birthday because she always wanted one. 

I like recycled flower boxes as they have handles and are free.

I spoke to him in person and we agreed that he could have a $200 discount on rent for the next 2 months.Later that night on instagram I find out he is on a plane to Vail to celebrate his daughters birthday.

Build relationships, have an impeccable track record of always closing, send candy and flowers, whatever it takes to get the listing agent to want to push your offer though.This won't always help, but there's no better option that I'm aware of...