No difference than if your driveway was in the easement, or garden, or the corner of your shed.

Now, I'm talking about things like a rose garden, or maybe even up to a ceiling fan.

.  ;-)  I am presently charging $3100, including pool service & landscaping/gardening.  

He has however since planted a garden, parked, cars, trailers, and has a small utility shed on my property I bought.

Also, even if he does vacate peaceably, the time that you're going to have a vacant unit with no cash flow will eat up the gardening fees for a year very quickly.

As a landlord you will have to pay for water and probably for a gardener.

There are a lot of other variables such as building a energy efficient home (with solar),  home gardens, access to the internet, and cycling just to name a few.

if you own, the best way is to do stuff around your house, but take bite size projects, dont start with a kitchen.I have a lot of work and we work on weekends at times, all around livonia, westland, garden city. 

Our listing makes it clear that we live upstairs and that the washer / dryer & garden patio are shared resources. 

I just bought a two family in Clifton.. near mecklenbourg gardens... with the MLK exchange/kroger/hospitals/ShortVine and UC's ever increasing student population I'm trying to continue in this area.