Brick and mortar the face with same bricks. or weld a plate across the front or dry wall over the whole box... difficult to make it look "pretty."

Landscaping not so much in SA because of how dry it is although if it has it great but not something thats a need as long as its looks clean.

It's not that cut-and-dry, but the rates are certainly different.  

I don't have to police breeds just size which is more cut and dry. 

If anything I'm planning to line up dry gunpowder if we get a correction in the next two years :)

But , we're not going to leave you high and dry!

However, the AirBnB/VRBO space has dried up a ton in AZ.

Originally posted by @Kyle Herb:@Peter Walther, yes I have. 

Check local laws-I’m my state in Australia the landlord must provide facilities to dry clothing be that a cloths line or a dryer but they don’t need to provide a washing machine, seems weird but there it is.The catch 22 is that if you as the land lord provide it then you must maintain it- no good deed goes in punished after all.That said, you  can put terms in the lease that IF and additional appliance breaks you won’t replace it, as long as there is mutual agreement in the agreement at the onset. 

How much should i charge for the wash and the dry?