Kick him to the curb.

They're tightening things up in an effort to curb first payment defaults, from what I understand.

We have to let them fall & just rot.We had a rental with a huge dead tree at the curb that was also into the old sewer line.

Not sure of your particular situation, but you might want to curb your enthusiasm around those that will most likely put real estate investing down no matter what.

I'd love to hear what are something's you all are doing to add curb appeal to your properties? 

That is a positive.I see no signage indicating it's apartments, no tombstone sign, no building signs. no NOW RENTING banners, no flags at the curb indicating Now Renting, (no unit being used as a temp rental office where you can sit all business day--you have 100% vacancy--12 units!!!)

I've honestly gotten better suggestions from other posts than from the gaggle posting here, telling me what a horrible PM I must be and should kick these kids to the curb...I don't know whether to laugh my *** off at the sheer unprofessional responses or delete my account here and never load this page again. 

In order to curb this they are going to have to contract the money supply.  

We finished the basement, updated the curb appeal, and took the house from 1972, to what looks like a new home.  

Other than maybe some place to store materials, rather than tossing everything to the curb because you want it out of your life, and some tools (if you do any of your own work), your rental properties and your personal life doesn't have to mix.