I am a owner occupied landlord of a two family home. I have 3 small boys. I am wondering can I exclude the tenant from using the backyard?

I have slightly uneven paying stones in the backyard of my rental due to a tree stump digging them up. My tenant would like access but i don't want to be sued if he or a guest falls. Would adding a release of liabilit...

I recently stayed in an Airbnb that was a tiny home in the backyard of someone’s personal residence. I loved the idea of that and am in the beginning stages to see if it would be a decent idea for an old concrete slab...

I don't have a photo of this yet--I can try to take a photo tomorrow and post here on this thread.

My offer was accepted on an REO and but it has this mound/hill in the middle of the backyard. It's not gigantic, but ...

Hi all,I live in the bay area and I was wondering if I was able to put a tiny house in my backyard.  The property is zoned for SFH. My plan is to use it sparingly as an airbnb rental and a "guest house". My perspectiv...

I recently acquired a property that has been neglected for years. I'm doing a light rehab and going to rent it out. The property is on a hill and has some drainage issues, so it's kind of hard to mow. Because of that,...

Our latest investment is a 3/2 home which backs to a "lake" (aka a man-made channel).  Behind our wire back fence is a hiking path and then the water.  We have a small yard.  Rental comps are $1050-1100, but we're hop...

hello everyone: Does anyone out there have any ideas on how to generate income from a backyard that's hardly used?   The whole property is about .5 acres but part of it is being used by a 1400 sq ft home. the rest  ha...

I’m considering building a 120 sq ft studio in the back yard to serve as an office. AC, electricity, no plumbing. Probably looking at around $40k-$50k (in California).Does anybody have experience of doing this and wha...

I have a duplex with a large back yard. I have to keep it mowed all spring and summer and it's costing me a lot of money.  Any recommendations, such as tarp, or something I could do as a low maintenance solution for m...