To make a long story short, there were many calls and letters and e-mails back and forth for several months about how to make the yard “compliant.”We were told any changes to the yard had to be approved, and that the landscaping did not appear as “robust” as it once had (we had a very harsh winter here last year, and many of the bushes/plants died back—they aren’t dead though, just had to be trimmed down to the ground.

For some reason, I have yet to find a wholesale nursery that will give a general contractor wholesale prices, they insist on you being a licensed landscape contractor.

I've owned my home here for about 10 years.Recently, the property management company for the HOA has started to engage in what I can only describe as harassment, for alleged covenant violations on appearance of the property, landscaping, etc.

She send me over it electronic, we put the lowest price possible and than hit submit!

Excited to get started here, I am 25 and own a Landscaping company full time, this is something I have wanted to do for a long time, and now I have taken the leap and purchased my first income property in Ky.

How long would you guys wait until asking him to resend it.What's odd though, how he couldn't buy an iphone charger in the most electronics abundant country in the world.

With that I signed up for Quickbooks payment processing and accept ACH/Electronic Checks.

I have cleaned up the landscaping and fixed up 2 units with the same upgrades as the last. 

You can then add a electronic zoning system if separate thermostats are wanted for the first and second floor.

Is there a best way to play the california real estate story for an income stream in the current landscape?