Put up a sign somewhere in the yard with a phone number so unauthorized vehicles can be reported and taken away. 

You need someone to actually look at the property, deal with problems, make sure the yard is being mowed, do tenant check in and check out.

@Jay Hinrichs Thanks for chiming in...it wasn't bad...roof was good (10 years old), stucco exterior in good shape, back tenant paid a friend to do all the yard work and cleaned gutters once a year, central HVAC was less than 10-years old, water was already sub-metered...overall good condition.

You can get older growth recycled flooring at various architectural salvage places.

I don't think folks will feel insecure with them as it's a very private back yard, the deck is one story up, and security lights will be installed.Thanks!!!

, Re-built deck, Built fence around 3 sides of property, new flooring, new paint inside and out, new hardware, two exterior doors, repaired buckled concrete walkway, repaired dry rot around windows and doors, new appliances, converted above ground pool area into a gravel fire pit, filled in large sink hole in the yard, and landscaping.

In one of my properties an outlet connected to a light switch failed and it was a simple issue with the wires in a wire nut not being twisted together.I fixed it myself, but it cost be hundreds if not thousands of dollars into the future because during that trip I found a little black puff of a kitten in the yard and I estimate that's what he's going to cost over the next 15 years.BTW why didn't you stop by to see if it was something simple before calling a pro?

Is there a back yard?

And had you taken it the whole 9 yards to litigation, how did the amount of the EMD compare to how much you'd have spent on legal fees and lawyers, if you did that much research? 

I have a scheduled closing on a 16,000 sq ft commercial building located in a rural community sitting just 75 yards from a major 2 lane highway.