Grass and snow are usually landlord responsibility.

To pretty much everyone here, a lead is someone that wants to, needs to, or has to sell their house.To most, a lead is someone in some sort of distress, like foreclosure, absentee owner, probate, inherited a home.To most a lead is when they see a house with tall grass, boarded up windows and notices on the doors. 

Yes, even the person you hire to cut the grass should have work mans comp insurance.

We then swoop in and pick up a gem of a property at bargain basement prices, just because of that fed up feeling you have right now.

If she wants to be litigious - taking advantage of this and that - I could also "trip onto her old Honda." that is parked inappropriately on the grass - maybe .

So if your that fed up run for pres and push him out.

There are plenty of smaller investors that would love to mentor someone like you in exchange for cheap labor (painting their properties between tenants or ongoing exterior maintenance for their properties like cutting the grass and/or weeding).If you watch the various real estate shows on TV, you'll notice a ridiculously disproportionate amount of the episodes are the SF, Portland & Seattle metros ... so there will be plenty of people you could work with. 

It was because the local govt was cutting the grass for the year, put a lien on the property and that was added to the tax bill.

One, since there are already numerous apartment complexes being put up in the area, the city is very dense with parking and residents are getting fed up.

I'm a fan and customer of navy fed.