As part of the preparation someone supposedly did some gardening of the place.

That may be an issue.That said, maybe if you have a larger, less developed lot that does not match the average buyer's ideal, think about a targeted niche buyer, be it a gardener that wants a blank slate, even the urban chicken yuppie crowd, or  a large dog owner, etc....

I've heard many tenants prefer a blank slate while others say I'll have to put in floors and fresh paint etc. is this more area specific?

Just got hit with a slip and fall claim for a garden apartment property I no longer own.

Currently own home in Miami Gardens area, need any information on reasonable roofings company that provides financing with low interest rates.  

Really appreciate you sharing this story as I will keep it fresh in mind to get the best inspector.

The upside is that its now done, and has a fresh new look. 

Beautiful place with the most amazing fresh water lakes. 

My business partner (ok, let's be honest, my girlfriend) and I started Desert Garden Properties, LLC, and bought two houses.

@Natalie Schanne I started this journey in 2016 with almost no experience at all:- Clowntown Brothel - July 2016 purchase, rehab takes until late July 2017; Purchase: $61,120; Rehab $21,000; rent $1150; PITI $515; Profit about $600 per month- HUD Trainwreck Purchase - March 2018 - $125,120 purchase, rehab so far $7,800; PITI $730; Should rent this spring for $1350- Minty Fresh colored 1900 built Duplex Purchase September 2018 - $243,500; PITI $1339; main level rent is $1250, small rehab $2,000, I live upstairs; this one is by the University of MInnesota@Tim Kiser; I do a lot of stupid things Tim, haha, I'd rather people didn't see most of it.