Your best option is to hire a reportable lawn care company and increase the rent to cover the fee.We assign snow removal, grass cutting and keeping of the gardens within of our leases.

"One of THEIR dogs"The dogs are not mine, they are owned by a member of the landlords family and live on the property with the landlord who takes care of them.

Not a big business but still we take care of both sides properly to avoid turn over rates to increase more return to the owners by taking care of tenants quickly and rightly.

@Christopher Bennage sound like most of the front end items have been taking care of but I would still check with the city and the engineer who drew up the plans.

I do not care if they carry contents insurance. 

Pick your teachers carefully!

I realize it's more than that, but that's what first caught my attention. 

It also could work if you can pick up the motel cheap and/or do the construction cheap.Also, be very careful with low-end motels because they tend to be crime ridden and that can be a hard thing to transition out of.But, do the work for your particular deal and see what it tells you.

Often sellers like that would reduce the expenses and leave out things like Yard care, Termite policy, Marketing etc. 

I'm renting a commercial space for a friend and a new day care is moving in there.