My hunch is that if they are already trying to customize a property that isn't theirs, perhaps they are unclear on the concept.A few years back I had a tenant that asked if they could put in a garden.

I want to build some small multi-families (this is rural but educated South; I want to build old-style garden apartment buildings, 4-12 units) but haven't yet done the research on how to make them financially viable.

We have a very active community council, several neighborhood volunteer cleanup days, tireless community gardeners who maintain gateway gardens as volunteers while neighborhoods with more clout use the park service, and dedicated Citizens on Patrol.

Property managers, moving companies, relocation services, neighbors, landlords, tenants, the mailman, the paper boy, gardeners, landscapers, service technicians, pest control people, friends, acquaintances, relatives and other investors.

Some cats dig in gardens to defecate and that can be a health hazard.

I just got a few hundred cards from an online printer called, "Ink Garden," and they were $12.00.

I am looking to connect with investors doing deals in Garden City, Dearborn or a neighboring city.

Most likely, you will need to get the brother's cooperation to get the deal done.I recently got a call from an out of state owner regarding her deceased father's house in Garden Grove.

For a SFR rented or owned you have a lot more options, assuming you own it you could rent out rooms, you might also find some urban gardeners to turn your backyard into a farm, or you could do some dog sitting. 

I restrain myself from saying it is your fault.Next I get a text from SF renter on a property with a 3/4 acre yard mind you -that the dump truck guy drove on her garden.