unless you have a restaurant in the back yard.

Don't bury it in your yard or hide it in your house.

THE WHOLE FRONT YARD IS GONE, Mechanic's Lien or Attorney?

But if it's a major concern, I would build it into the lease, and do regular, weekly, yard work.

Do the units have their own yards?

Well, when my phase one came in an all three parcels the vacant lot showed that back in the 50's there was salvage yard operating on the site and there nowhere could anyone find where a phase two had been preformed, so lucky me i get to be the proud new owner of a phase two invoice.

(e.g. is your subject located next to a liquor store or are the properties to the left, right, front and rear of the subject vacant and boarded up or is it located behind a gas station or is the neighbor's yard full of miscellaneous junk and 5 inoperable vehicles all supported on cinder blocks or is it a nice quiet neighborhood where everybody has a manicured lawn).The smell test - once you walk in the front door of your subject, despite the pretty pictures on the MLS or on Craigslist, do you have to have CPR because you immediately collapsed to the ground unable to support your weight...overcome by the aroma coming from the interior of the subject?

Great house but had a back yard that sloped severely from house behind this one which turned off quite a few buyers.

Postlets is definitely worth a shot, and don't forget the good old sign in the yard.

Tenant a is texting me that tenant b's kids just jumped off of the roof into tenant c's yard.