My wife and I have a 3/2 home located in Flower Mound, TX that we rent out.  

Since yard maintenance was clearly in the lease as the tenant responsibility, the PM contacted the tenants and gave them a short period of time to mow the grass, trim the hedges, and weed the flower beds. 

@Jeffrey Flowers The majority of lenders require you to hold the property for 6-12 months.

Until then, buy that woman some flowers and tell her that the best decision you ever made was marrying her. 

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paint touchup around home, cosmetic stuff with brick flower bed, taking down a roap swing, removal of a deck in back that is basically a warehouse pallet, possibly some lawn care, etc.

Eventually they realized that although highly practical, it was also highly confusing (and boring) to have both a 1st St. and a 1st Ave, a 2nd St. and a 2nd Ave, etc, that all intersect each other, so they switched all the avenues to nature-related names (mostly trees, birds and flowers but also some scientists and wealthy people's names peppered in like Carnegie, Curie and Tesla).

You send flowers to the next of kin and call it a day.

Then I would trim the bushes, clean up the beds, add mulch and some flowers for color.

I can be hard headed, and by being nice and covering it with flowers may not get a point across.