If done right (who's going to do it better than yourself) a person can still be out on the golf course almost 7 days a week.  

To give you a complete picture, there's also many other minor issues such as: the refrigerator is freezing all of the food and the light is broken (not the bulb), the kitchen light is broken (but the fan works), the doorknob latch sticks a lot so I can't close my door (it swings open from the slant in the house if not latched).

Do you swing by the property earlier and just drop a lockbox on the door for the technician?

WILD swings in home prices, and expensive to buy in.

Some had golf course access include or available as well.

My company 20 years ago, we'd sold a golf course, a So Cal pier and large apartment complexes... but again, the commercial properties is a very high risk game not recommended for the novice investor...

This is the reason for fences around pools, or around property with a pond on it, with a rope swing, etc.https://www.esurance.com/info/homeowners/what-is-a...Even if your insurance company hadn't told you about the trampoline, you could still be liable for negligence even if you didn't know about the trampoline, if they could argue that you should have done inspections more often, so you'd know what's happening on the property.I'm glad they cooperated and removed it.

I recently came across a house on a golf course in a desirable neighborhood.  

If that doesn't work swing by Walmart and pick up a big red bow, a bucket, a sponge, and a bottle of Turtle Wax.  

hello,I bought a house that came with a big swing in the backyard.