This is a flow through expense.Criminal: We have a legal responsibility to prevent or stop behavior which may present a nuisance or danger to persons or property.

Just because a bug is in a bed does not mean the bug it the blood sucking bed bug that is a nuisance to remediate.

Google "attractive nuisance" Matthew B.

Some cities have "loud party ordinances" which allow the police department/city to levy fines against the occupant and/or property owner for nuisance type behavior. 

I got the covenants from a realtor and while there is no specific mention of STVRs, there is a general "nuisance" clause which could be interpreted broadly if there was a problem.Anyone familiar with this area or otherwise dealt with HOAs in nicer/luxury neighborhoods in other markets?

Then you call it in as a "traffic nuisance".

Plus, our time is too precious to waste more of it on what was initially a nuisance. 

Have you ran into any issues with evictions, property damage, and any other nuisances yet? 

I am a property manager in Las Vegas and my leases go over smoke creating a nuisance to neighbors and vehicles must be operational. 

Yes, we could buy about three times as many properties with loans (I doubt four, when all is dsaid and done), but would then have three times the liability, three times the maintenance, and the nuisance and worry of dealing with the lender (they almost never paid the taxes & insurance on time when we were using them, etc.).