If not, it may be all bark and no dog.

I also think you may be barking up the wrong tree as a part time agent.

Ya'll are barking up the wrong tree with this.

They have no respect for their neighbors (barking dogs at midnight for 2 hours, cars left running for 20-30 minutes even in warm weather so that our carport fills with gas fumes, 6 vehicles on property of which only one is owned by the lessee) and were recently evicted from another house a mere 2 blocks away.I contacted the landlord, who lives 100 miles away, sent him photos, and he responded, thankfully, and is ready to evict in the near future if the lease is not upheld.

$150 per month for twice monthly mowing/edging/weeding of a 7500sqft flat lot; all grass with a 3ft bark perimeter around the house.

Small dogs are more likely to urinate & defecate indoors (either on pads or since the deposits are small, owners have never taken house breaking seriously) & bark more than big dogs (often incessantly). 

Am I barking up the wrong tree on Google?

Those 2 avenues hardly recover anything as they have more bark than bite.

We used to allow dogs in all of our properties, but we got tired of fielding complaints from tenants about their neighbors dogs barking, etc, so we just made a blanket policy of not pets in multi-families.

What about a line of bark and shrubs along the driveway.