How do you divide the land that comes with each (eg the yard, driveway, etc)?

The neighbor is outside cleaning up his yard minding his own business.

I’m considering building a 120 sq ft studio in the back yard to serve as an office.

Because the 0% interest rate was coming to an end on the first of my credit cards through Fund & Grow, I sought a second round of funding through them so as to maintain a 0% interest payment on the funds going forward...still had to make the minimum payment going forward which at that time had accumulated to about $1000 per month plus property yard maintenance and taxes.Hoping that Clayton would do some of his magic and get the house built, screen some qualified tenants and get some cash flow going to be able to satisfy the payback of the credit cards until such time that I could get the new house independently appraised and financed through a traditional mortgage which the cash flow would have easily covered according to what Clayton promises in his podcast relating to the new construction builds. 

Concrete$676,1336 inch Cubic yards, framed, poured, sawn,Retention Pondif needed, part of dirt work cost, less land for buildingsLandscaping$5,000I like trees and bushes.

@Noah Loveless I do have storage in the yard but seem to be not enough I have offered additional storage but for a cost but they denied it

It is fully furnished with fenced yard and attached garage, but there is some work that could be done (isn’t there always!). 

Having stuff stacked to the ceiling and spilling out all over the yard seems like an inappropriate use of the property. 

For example;(A) Quite hours(B) Dishes(C) Laundry schedule(D) Guest policy(E) Yard work duties.3.

The value for the resident is generally more about location with relation to a commute, comfortable furnishings, an accommodating owner/landlord, a fenced yard if residents have pets and affordability.