“It was under a canopy of stars in the lush, forested vegetation of the Rocky Mountains and had not moved from the spot where I hid it more than 10 years ago,” Fenn wrote.

I am now getting vexed with this new tenant who has been complaining about one thing or the other.Today she saw a bandicoot in the backyard and called me immediately saying she found a 'weird' animal in the backyard.Their complaint seems like an indirect way to push me in to cleaning up the backyard.The backyard is not part of their lease and is offered as a freebie and I have no control over to the lush vegetation in my tenants backyard that overflows into mine.Should I ask them to terminate the lease and leave if they don't like the place?

A little rain on your land the plants will grow and be lush. 

When I started investing in Brevard, I got a report from ESRI or Tapestry, which helped me figure out who my optimal tenant was, so I could determine the optimal kind of property to buy. 

Detroit is definitely the place to be these days, where the cash flow is thick and lush and green.

"Where are the tapestries?"

It is a beautifully rehabbed home with tall wood cabinets and granite countertops, from inside new impact windows and doors and newly renovated bathrooms with all new LVP flooring throughout to the outside lush landscaping with lighting and the irrigation system to sustain it.

Some of ours are: Renter's insurance, HOW to pay rent, HOW / WHEN to tell me that they're terminating tenancy, where to park, where you can't park (the lawn), a bed bug addendum, a mold addendum, expectations of cleanliness of their unit (to be able to thwart off serious hoarding) and common areas, no window coverings/tapestry/sports flags - must be blinds or curtains.

Thick and lush with just the occasional dandelion. 

And finally things like upgrading the windows, doing very detailed decoration work, having a very lush, high-maintenance yard, etc., is not only going to most likely do nothing for your value overall, it's going to use up a lot of money in your budget unnecessarily.