With my duplexes, the tenants take care of the yards but I've always provided mowers and garden hoses, sprinklers. 

Could you see it being a possibility in Crown Heights, Brooklyn Heights, Prospect Lefferts Gardens, or even somewhere like Ridgewood, Queens?

I live in Garden Grove and have property not only here in OC, but also in LA County, Visalia and Fresno, and out of state in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and Tennessee.

I am currently living in a garden unit of a three-flat my parents own and pay $300 a month in rent and help out around the house.

The ones who have been shut down (and their management arrested) were those who, sadly, cram four elderly in a bedroom, paid "nursing" personnel $10 a hour to monitor them and, in one sad case, gave an elderly woman in a wheelchair her shower by rolling her out into the back yard and spraying her down with the garden hose.If I were to consider renting a property to be used as an assisted living facility I would only do so if their contract was with a VA Medical Center. 

It will be 155 units, garden style community in Franklinton, NC. 

You can use a pump-up garden sprayer with a wand for this. 

I lived in the duplex apartment with the garden, and I had a roommate.The top floor apartment rented with LTR until 2011.Then I started doing Airbnb in 2010.

Also, remember to bleed water lines (for all garden hoses) so they don't freeze up on the first day of freezing temperature! 

I walked around the back to find him drinking a beer watering the garden.