Most certainly not nearly as fast as it's going to wash by the tree and into your asset...and if you plant trees without real irrigation they're going to die.

And wash your hands...

I would think that potential extra income from in-unit wash/dryer along with ease of renting both units as stated previously would be best. 

I agree, it's $200 bucks it's a wash, get her out of there.  

Here is an example of a class A we did this way to show typically what we do....just imagine the same in a B or C class with smaller appliances/kitchens - https://my.matterport.com/show... 

It took 3 months to finish and get tenants in there when we could have paid a professional and had it done in 1 month, the costs would have washed and we wouldn't have stretched ourselves (timewise) to thin.

He said his problem was he had about half a dozen clients he does audits for back then, and he has to subscribe to certain services, a few hundred a year, maybe a thousand.

Urine is to be immediately washed with water from the hose to prevent the grass from yellowing. 

However, I tried this exact scenario several years ago when a tenant accused my handyman of stepping on their washing machine and breaking it while fixing a roof repair.

All these homes are in southeast Georgia, all center townhouses in an HOA community where a monthly fee I pay covers pressure washing, lawn care and access to some neighborhood amenities.