Below is a link to yard signs hope it helps!

If you ever decided to hire a manager, I'd start with the resident with the nicest house/yard, the one who pays on time every month, and the one who calls you when there is a problem in the park.

The area around it has a lot of scrap yards and such.  

The result was needing a clean out installed which required the front yard to be dug up and the lines then hydrojetted. 

If you remember what bank/agent had their sign in the yard I would call them to find out what happened. 

We don't know yet how much of the unit is salvageable that we can work with, or if we'd have to do a complete rebuild, and again, if that's even worth the $$, time and effort if the property will just sit in that neighborhood. 

But a new breaker is cheaper if you think the relationship can be salvaged and the electrical fix turns out to be straightforward.

(When people care about their houses and yards, properties maintain value and often appreciate in value.)

All the houses I put on my list had the classic signs of long grass in the yard, unrepaired damages to the house, no car in the driveway etc.Its hard to imagine how someone that has a vacant house that is falling apart wouldn't be motivated to get rid of it.

I have a property that I may flip that has an ugly unwanted guardrail in the front yard.