I'm talking about getting sued in a slip and fall on an icy sidewalk in the winter, not because your grass isn't mowed.No one is going to take better care of your property than you.

He was standing out on the sidewalk, face glued to his cell phone, either calling an Uber, or pretending to call an Uber.

We send notices to our tenants every few months and we always mention things that we don't like i.e. putting the trash outside apartments, putting chewing gum on sidewalks and balconies, keeping the laundry room and here is the one that raises the hair on the back of my neck.

They are also good for eliminating weeds in sidewalks or driveways.  

I have a tree that is buckling a sidewalk in the backyard of my Chicago property.

I believe code says you must have an "accessible route" connecting accessible entrances to public sidewalks, handicap parking spaces, bus stops, etc. 

The last place we lived, the landlord lived right down the street so when the snow was heavy, he would drive his 4-wheeler plow to at least get the sidewalk (ultimately that liability is theirs if someone was to fall) but he would often help with the driveway and we REALLY appreciated it.

I learned a long time ago some stuff is just not going to get done unless you do it:Anything with a filter besides the HVAC system and even those are iffy;Anything attached to the house that does not directly damage their property if left undone (i.e. gutters)Any kind of landscaping beyond cutting the grass, including proper edgingAnything outside that needs periodic cleaning (house/deck/sidewalk/driveway)When it comes to any of that stuff, you're going to have to do it yourself, OR have it explicitly in your lease and be prepared to enforce the provision.

Someone to mow about every 2 weeks and deal with plowing / snowblowing and sidewalk for my multifamily in Penfield, NY.

This silly irrational fear of “i wouldn’t feel comfortable letting little sally skip down the sidewalk at midnight in this area “ has left untold millions on the table by most of the countries investors .