If it is indeed such a great cash flower, why do you want to try to add value in  a poor town with little/no appreciation?  

I'm curious as to what is considered "supplies" or "cleaning and maintenance" and also if I need to depreciate.Each year I purchase a lot of mulch and annual flowers for my rental. 

Is a street with well manicured lawns and flowers a good street? 

Property is now producing $2000 per month with an additional bedroom added later also guaranteed through one of the non-profit organization Flowers and Associates partner with.

That might change things  one thing that is nice about the desert or semi arid desert you dont spend any money on landscaping.. you just put rocks down and plastic flowers and call it a day.although if this style of rental or tenant who would actually live there is not your core compentancy or something you are going to build on I not sure why anyone would take on this type of property to make a grand or two a year.. seems like better and easier things to do.

Add some landscaping like bushes, shrubs, flowers, or trees to create a more inviting entrance.

Add some landscaping like bushes, shrubs, flowers, or trees to create a more inviting entrance.

Places like Frisco, Mckinney, Little Elm, Cities just north of Ft Worth, Flower Mound, and Celina. 

Buy your wife flowers weekly, jewelry weekly, hope she loves you a lot and get very used to 'i told you so..'. 

Add some landscaping like bushes, shrubs, flowers, or trees to create a more inviting entrance.