I assume these are for rentals so you don't need to do to much inspection inside a quick walk through then subject to home inspection should do it.I was just in your fair city.. stayed at the Hilton Garden inn right off the free way. had dinner up at the country club...

I treated the walls and ceilings (with a garden sprayer) with a bleach/water combination as well as tea tree oil, then primed with the best primer I could find, then painted the whole place.

There is no existing garden, terrace or flower bed, but there are a couple of existing bushes I've kept.

I think that's called moss rock.

Then take a look at the "Staging Pics" of several of our most recent houses (the ones at the bottom)...Hopefully that should give you some ideas...Much of that stuff was purchased at places like American Signature Furniture, Garden Ridge, and on Craigslist...

Prior to becoming a realtor, I was a private chef and household manager for celebrity clients, traveling between Windermere, FL and Los Angeles, CA.Winter Garden, FL is my home however, and it is my pleasure to serve my clients with the same dedication and service from my house managing days!  

Sometimes they don't care; sometimes they want you or somebody working for you to watch over the burn and maybe have a garden hose handy; sometimes they say "hell no".

For us rental property investors that could include work for plumbing, electrical, carpentry, equipment maintenance, accounting, gardening, property management and similar services.Originally posted by Kyle Meyers:I have a few questions about the exceptions though.1.

It is sold through Amazon in several sizes and here is the link:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=bl_sr_home-garden?

The lamest stuff like $1,000 in a nice flower garden and some bushes/shrubbery/small trees, and mulch and bricks and stonework could alter people's opinions a LOT.