Works for my dogs (don’t want to disturb neighbors) and views are killer.  

…a lot of these issues depend on the size and layout of the house—for instance, if the housemate who gets home at 2 am has their own private entrance, and they can get into the house without disturbing anyone, then it may not be a problem.Moderately important: Have at least one “premium” option in the house.

So far, there has been no disturbance to the community, but we want to get ahead of the issue.

As someone who's gone from being a financial advisor to a real estate consultant for the past 20 years, I've noticed a disturbing trend regarding newer investors more and more.

Here's why:#1 Everyone is caught up with rent (I do not accept sec 8)#2 Everyone takes care of their units#3 No one is disturbing the neighbors or the neighborhoodThese are my lines in the sand.

Common charges often relate to landscaping, exterior modifications, noise disturbances, and parking violations, reflecting the HOA's commitment to maintaining a harmonious and aesthetically pleasing environment.

In addition to the roof, does anyone have any suggestions on light rehab ideas that could bring the value of without disturbing the tenant too much? 

"I'm sorry to disturb you, you may not be the right person for this

If you accept the tenant, and the emotional support animal causes noise disturbances then you would address this with a lease violation.

We're also lucky that none of the bedrooms share a wall so that should reduce any noise disturbances.