If they want to run a daycare, give massages, or do photo shoots in the back yard, then I will not allow it.If he is using it as a mailing address or for a Google business page, I wouldn't care.

That and the main charm of this place is the magnificent old casings, which would be hard to salvage in a gut.I've been trying for months to connect with a "drywall only" contractor, I've heard that those guys can really do it well, fast and cheap, as opposed to every contractor who kinda gets it done eventually.

There are lots of ways to delegate what tenants are responsible for, and whichever way you choose needs to be laid out in the lease.My tenants are responsible for yard maintenance, and it is explicitly laid out in the lease terms there is no confusion.

 - ADU additions detract from the existing primary unit even if it is just yard but often it is privacy, a garage, etc

He would subsequently dismantle the house, ship the materials salvaged By container load to the U.S, and sell the now empty estate to a developer.

I have a great housekeeper, yard guy, and bookkeeper.

Next was some branches in the yard from a storm.

The city contacted me yesterday saying they had previous conversations with the owner and cutting 5ft into my yard to add a hiking/trail path.

I also currently mow the yard myself, but would hire it out in the future.

It would be about 105-110 square yards to re-carpet the entire place.