Whether or not the lease says the tenant is responsible for the grass it's ultimately going on the property owner from a city's perspective.

If you do the math and show them how much they were "missing out on" (which is going to be very minimal) it will help put it in perspective, and I would imagine they won't care so much about the missed interest, and more so about getting back the original security deposit amount. 

I'm dedicated and motivated, and realize that this may or may not be ambitious depending on your perspective.  

I was looking at it from a tenant perspective and how often that threat is thrown around.

It's unavoidable, from my perspective.

Thanks for helping me put this into perspective!

The interesting part is I'm seeing a shift the last 30 days in rentals too. 

I'm in the process of looking for a STR/second home property in the Poconos and was wondering if amenity filled communities are a must from an income producing perspective?

Americans are shifting their priorities when it comes to where they want to call home amid sky-high housing prices, and that revelation played a role in a Southern city dethroning a Rocky Mountain destination as the top spot in the nation to live according to a new report. 

*on the MLS*There were a few other little tips/tricks/insight we use for ourselves and our clients on stuff like this and I feel like i could write another 1,000 characters on the "perspective" of just this one deal...but i'm aware we've crossed the threshold of "too long".Most of my deals are traditional, light sweat equity buy and holds.