Have you put much thought into your front yard? Most likely, you have not thought about your rental property's yard in Orangeburg. The landscaping of a property can make or break a prospective tenant's thoughts on a rental property.
They may see a bare yard without a single azalea or rose bush.
They may see a front yard with weeds overgrowing the front door and windows.
They may see a yard that requires countless days of yard work.
They may see the duplicate of the Edisto Memorial Gardens up next to the house.
They may not notice the yard at all and be completely zoned-in on the interior aspects of the rental home.
Either way, a nicely manicured yard can only help to get a rental property rented. After the rental property is rented, tenants should maintain the yard as the lease states. Tenants should also consult their property manager if any change to landscaping is desired.
Simple evergreen boxwoods can add great year around color in the landscaping. A rotation of mini azaleas or mini roses are also great to add flowers and color.
Maintenance of boxwoods is handled easily by trimmers as well as azaleas and roses.
Trees are nice and can shade a house to help in the summer time. Damage can occur from trees in hurricane season or just from falling limbs.
Orangeburg is a southern climate city that can handle many types of flowers and shrubs. Your rental property's curb appeal can always be improved with a Saturday morning and some sweat equity.
