So I inherited a tenant that has a small green house worth of plants in pots on their balacony and inside.

Great for exterior work but rinse everything off....especially plants.  

(Note,, we had apartments that had decks the owner was like a dog on a bone,, nothing was permitted on decks that wasn't patio type furniture,, no bikes, no crap,, plants and planters ok but everything else was not permitted ,, I did notes to tenants all summer long..  

We had code enforcement as well so we had to do a lot of capital improvements.Basically because on this duplex in a "tropical vacation area" it kinda stands out compared to the income we get from other rentals.I think our accountant has a hard time believing we go out there just to repair the property. 

I own a rental property and noticed a few years ago that my neigbor had started landscaping on my property and has set a wall of plants and stones to indicate the "property line"As this was in a corner any from the house and never used I didnt think too much of it.

However, in a controlled manufacturing plant, floors, ceiling, roof, rafters and walls are all being built simultaneously.

Planting things... not a bad Idea but the passive income part is really key for me.

I then spent months training her how to search titles of foreclosures my way (even chief title officers don't always know the ins and outs of buying at an auction).To make matters worse, many title searchers these days have spent their entire careers searching title using a title plant where they punch in the AP number or address and the system spits out a report showing the liens on title.

Do you need to plant grass, too?

Get a tropical scent.