The plan with this property was to make significant common area improvements, (common areas, landscaping, pool, area, business center) and renovate approx. half of the units (kitchens and baths) and sell the property.

I'm looking at replacing the roof, redoing bathrooms and kitchens, adding storage units, and updating the basement walls, also landscaping.

Looking to put in paver walkway, landscape rocks and a patch of dirt for my newly built ADU!

Since then, we've taken out the wall between the kitchen and living room, added in a fence in the backyard, landscaping the whole yard, and are in the middle of tiling the bathroom.

.- Electrical panel not attached to home, so failed 4-point inspectionAs I will be sprucing this place up for Airbnb, it will also need cosmetic work like landscaping and some painting. 

The plan with this property was to make some significant common area improvements (roofs, exterior paint, resurface the pool, add an outdoor kitchen, outdoor TV, redecorate the clubhouse, completely renovate the fitness center, and upgrade the landscaping.

If this is a commercial versus mfh then break out parking, landscaping, hvac, etc for early writeoff. 

Can anyone please DM me if you have large cardboard boxes to dispose? (I'm thinking like if you've just done a big rehab with appliances or something.) My wife and I want to kill replace our patchy grass with MD-nativ...

In your case, you hired them to maintain the landscaping, so you have to either accept that they did a bad job or go after them in Small Claims like you would any contractor that does a poor job.In my leases, tenants are responsible for "ordinary" landscaping like watering, mowing, and weeding.

(Besides being zoned Residential-LOL) Like, photoshopping landscaping to the front, virtual staging and making a new listing on Craigslist?