I found out because I was proactive and looked up my taxes online.I don't mind paying my taxes, but when the representation I receive ranks in the gutter, that irritates me. 

My biggest obstacle is my wife,  she gets irritated when she sees me researching anything that would be considered entrepreneurial.  

It will just irritate you and stress out the tenant. 

I think fair housing discrimination laws don't apply when you live in the same unit.The worst problem I foresee is that the baby crying will irritate your tenants. 

They'll freak out for a minute, even if the seller actually did warn them of an increase, because they always still freak out and get irritated, but then they shop online to see what they could get and unless you price them out, they usually stay. 

But, after I respectfully brought my problem to the city manager, with photos, he got on it and changes were made fairly quickly, and a very irritated building inspector was back fixing things he should have been taking care of LOL.At any rate, that's what I'd do if I was you.  

Irritating.

No tenant wants their rent raised, so she'll initially be irritated, for sure.  

Normally, nobody ever mentioned hearing tenants above them.Then, of course, came the tenant who ranted about how the guy above her deliberately stomped around to irritate her. 

My attitude was really aimed at the types of landlords that irritate me.