Paint and landscape.

Sure, you need to find the various "trades," e.g. real estate agent, general contractor, plumber, carpenter, handyman, landscaper, etc. 

The individual helps shovel snow during the winter and maintains the landscaping around the house, so the previous landlord subsidized their rent for taking care of these things. 

Anybody that has traveled or lives there I'm sure would agree with me that the people, the landscape, and the culture is unparalleled in Canada.

Putting in sweat equity to BRRRR a SFH into a MFH with limited cash is what I've done, so makes logical sense to rinse and repeat, but what's changed is my financial position and it's a whole different RE landscape, so hopefully others can relate that there may be alternative RE options that make more sense based on one's situation and the market (eg. syndication, partnerships, self storage, or just waiting, etc). 

If so, you will need to get permission to alter the landscaping.

An ARV on the property could be $750k depending on what someone does with finishes and landscaping of the 1/4 acre lot. 105 Vierra Cir down the street is model match on a smaller lot/busier street was $749,900 and now is $729,900 and 16 days on market.

But in today’s reality of eviction moratoriums and changing legal landscapes, I think you would benefit from one to get started.

I'm happy to let you know what our landscape is as you are looking around.  

Hi All,Does anyone know of a good (and affordable) grass cutting service / landscaper in the Brookfield, IL area?