CAN I REPAINT OR FIX-UP THE PROPERTY? - It really depends on what you want to do. We have had many tenants put in yards, patios, brick work, and do painting. Here again, it depends on each property, it's owner, and what it is you want to do. Owners can be reluctant to have extensive work completed by the tenant because they usually mess it up. You have a better chance of getting your request approved if your paying a licensed, insured, professional to complete the project.

Here is the excerpt from the Lease Agreement as it pertains to property alterations:

ALTERATIONS
LESSEE shall make no alterations, of any type, including painting, to the premises without LESSOR’s consent in writing. All alterations or improvements made with or without consent in and to said premises, shall, unless otherwise provided by written agreement between parties hereto, become the property of LESSOR and shall remain upon the leasehold and shall constitute a fixture permanently affixed to the premises. This will include, but not be limited to, ceiling fans, screen doors, security doors, garage door openers, mounted light fixtures, and attached window coverings. In every instance, the LESSEE shall be responsible for restoring the premises to its original condition

**This clause is subject to change without notice. Be sure and read your lease agreement and understand it in its entirety.    

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