If it were me, since its my screw up, Id suck it up and do the lawn myself.... until I got sick and tired of doing it, then hire service and chalk up the cost of learning...... then at next renewal or turn over, integrate the cost into the rentI dont like to provide tenants with "stuff"...... invariable it breaks or has issues and they want you to fix or replace it.... or it gets stolen...or disappears when they move out....... more hassle than its worth.....I prefer to hire out yard maintenance and factor that into the rent whenever possible..... you may get lucky and have a good tenant stay on top of it, but many don't....... the only ones I let tenants take care of are the ones with yards that are garbage already, so they cant really make it much worse

Our last tenants were great, but in that area, most if not all tenants are living one flat tire away from financial disaster.

This helps build the relationship and shows that you are serious and not a tire kicker

After doing several flips in the last few years, I am tired of my profit being taxed as short-term profit. 

It's another great strategy that is becoming quite popular with STR owners, that are sick of dealing with the big PM companies or tired mom and pop companies. 

In line with this post...I've extended a month-to-month lease for a a while now, but my tenant is trashing the place and I am tired of chasing her for rent every month.

Currently an Engineer, 2 years out of college and I am tired of renting.

I myself plan to eventually 1031 a duplex i lovingly call the "flat tire" if i depriciate it along the way and 1031 it into something larger and continue to do so throughout my life could i eventually 1031 a duplex into an apartment building and never pay taxes as long as i dont sell?

We aren't a skip tracing company, but I got tired of outsourcing skip tracing because everything was expensive.

And from then on, all the buyers coming to see the house are new, tire kickers, feeling it out, etc.So his point was get that thing sold right away.