Start with a multifunction painter's tool, a 2-inch flexible putty knife, and a 4-inch taping knife.One of the best get-you-out-of-a-jam all-around power tools that you can buy is a variable-speed oscillating tool, which is often called a multitool.

Give an inch today and they will take a mile tomorrow.

Does it have curb appeal (nice flowers / landscaping, mulched flower beds, etc), Are the amenities like screens and fences clean and looking good - no mold, rust, etc?  

They lay mulch, plant plants, and take pride in the home.

Give people an inch and they take a mile.

That can be a long drywall screw, something to go over the screw threads (a 1 or 2 inch piece of old garden hose, or several wraps of duct tape, or similar), and a zip tie. 

I always start VERY high and then inch it down if I need to.

A bushhog will do a rough cut , but they can cut tall grass vines and saplings up to 2 to 3 inches depending on the size of the machine . 

Dip the tank when the tenant moves in , measure the inches in the tank , you can find a chart online that converts the inches to gallons .

I paid $7,500 to run 4 inch PVC 8 feet under the house plus 50 feet in the back yard to the sewer main and I had specified that I wanted Schedule 40 all the way to the sewer main.