I imagine if a tenant didn't use the garden as intended they could put some lawn furniture or something in the space and make designated hangout spot or maybe a dog run. 

Regarding the time spent, I don't know if it would be called property management, or house flipping, or what - because most of the hours came from planning and designing the renovations (of which I can prove because of the extensive design program files, etc.) and then the bulk of the rest of the hours were from either actively managing said renovations and repairs (recorded down to the minute for each phone call, etc.) or mostly from doing much of the work myself.

A lot has been covered so far but here are my 2 cents.I use Proper for insurance which is designed for vacation rentals.

Slight improvements to vehicles and current or future hobbies, but I won't suddenly have a brand new Benz or designer clothes.

I have started  business in which I fully furnish, design, and set up STR for investors in San Antonio.

For example, we have three partners:Partner A: Downpayment + Bank Financing for purchase + All work associated with finding, design plan, project management, and selling propertyParter B: Some cash for renos + On-site construction managementPartner C: Majority of cash for renosWhat type of partnership agreement would you recommend for this type of arrangement? 

Purchase price: $365,000 Cash invested: $40,000 Sale price: $500,000 Designed and built this house.

(Local tax in BC designed to limit foreign buyers who buy and let property sit empty) Before you buy, you should request a set of documents from E-Strata Hub, .. a Depreciation report and a copy of the Strata's most recent insurance; AGM minutes to check any recent Special levy projects that have been completed or if you are due for a large project soon. 

They are then visited by the officer of the Department of Antiquities who designates the site an ancient burial site.

If so, that usually requires an architect or an engineer to sign off on the design.