@Michael Plante thank you!

On the exterior, removed all the overgrown bushes from the front and back, cut 2 small trees in front, planted some sod, power wash exterior of the house, and added mulch and solar lights.

@Michael Plante the area I have been working in has just exploded in the last year plus in SWFL. 

The Milo’s tea plant was recently built there, there is a Macy’s distribution center right across from Milos, and a lot of other new construction in and around Owasso.

The folks planted behind those loan officer desks remember it, and the underwriters are all a bit jittery.

Sadly the industrial plants along the Tn.

We did not end up doing it (for which I am very grateful now because I knew nothing about renting at the time and now think it would have ruined me for ever renting in the future) however it planted a thought in the back of my head that drove me to do some reading now in 2021. 

And a few Bucks Donated every now and then to an Animal Shelter might ease your thoughts a bit, because they do need help and cannot really fend for themselves.Kind of like owning a 747 and planting trees for Carbon Credits--an Offset for your mind.Good Luck!

@Eduardo Godoy I moved across the country early in life and started over and the jumped several states twice more before settling down and planting roots in the community I have now lived in for 25 years.

Additionally, throw in a couple of plants around the new gate and it could really dress up the front.On a side note and I think this is very important, if you have an electronic gate, you are able to provide the code to your local Law Enforcement agency.