If you are replacing broken concrete it should be less noticeable then adding a concrete walkway that is not already there.

A simple entry door and sidelight together as one unit would work, as well as a widened walkway with added landscaping. 

Just wanted to add to this that we rent single family detached, and we email tenants about cold weather requirements, how they should never turn the heat off in the winter, even during short vacations, remind them that our minimum heat setting in cold weather months is 59 degrees (in our lease), that they should leave cabinets and doors open to any pipes (laundry, sinks, etc.) that are near exterior walls to ensure heat reaches them if temps are going below freezing, and make sure they keep walkways clear and safe.  

When I got the the bedroom I almost vomited from the smell.And the last one was an obvious drug dealer complete with the video surveillance system of people coming up the walkway and standing at his door.

When I stopped to drop off new shovels, I decided to widen the walkway to the front door ... guess what I found buried in the snow :-) We reaffirmed with the {student} tenants that snow shovels are best stored vertical if you ever plan to use them again.

I do have a clause that if the city fines me because they didn't do it, I can pass along the fine to them.I have one duplex that I have been paying someone to take care of the snow removal (driveway, walkway, and sidewalk + salting).

The home has been built for 30years and the sandune has been increasing in size (the beach walkway had to be redone due to the old one is under 4' of sand).

Walkway is confined by side fence and the complex itself.3) If there is a criminal element inside your gates, the gates will be ineffective.

For example a walkway light at the entrance gate, or an irrigation pump for the outside common areas, or a shared washer/dryer?

This way if you find out that there are other liens or judgement that cant' be dismissed, then you can walk way with your only financial loss being the cost of running title.