So it's hard to have a garden unless you have some good wire fencing, but the bunnies seem to be generally harmless.

It sits right by USF university/I-275/busch gardens/adventure island.  

However it is always a concern that tenants understand that high volume uses like running hoses for the garden and the baby pool every day are not allowed. 

It is an organic vegetable garden.  

I gave up my spot in the garden, and I wrote an email to the manager's boss and told her why. 

You'll end up with weeds growing through it, and if/when a gardener ever gets near it with a leaf blower - adios woodchips.  

It also gives you a reason to be on the property once in a while - while you're there to meet the gardener. 

The backyard became an issue this spring- it was always intended for one unit (D in this case) and C took over the garden and moved some things around, which D didn't like.  

Either one can be a problem, where one tenant takes over the yard, and/or they aren't taking care of the yard.With the four-plex, you just hire a gardener, and there should be minimal problems regarding the common areas, compared to a duplex.For what it's worth. 

Years ago I had a landlord who gave us a rent credit of $75/month towards gardening/landscaping supplies.