Some shrubbery that would break up the brick would look nice and do a clean mulching job.

Thank you for your advice, I have decided to break up the sides into the pool and fill in for $3800.

If it takes an attorney to break up, you're married.

If you get an undesirable tenant, the solution is to break up and not try to enforce a random slick thing in a lease that a judge will likely not allow anyways. 

What I would consider is to paint the walls, to cut down on cost as well as break up the ongoing wood look!

Read the meter, break up the bill as usage, and post to Cozy.

I also offered to let him out of the contract right there for a $50,000 break up fee.

It is not your fault they decided to break up, and you do not have to relieve her of her financial obligation (and I certainly would tell anyone calling for a referral for her that she is still under lease with you).

I tend to agree with hunter, rent is being paid already, so you screen her more for damage or disturbance issues with joint income obviously  ok....and you may end up with her there much of the time anyway if they are serious....In my experience, your only risk is the break up and being left with just her, but that may not happen or be a lease or two away and you could cross that bridge then (by not allowing her to be there solo)...

I have this in my lease clause for the very reason you describe.. if a boyfriend/girlfriend break up..