late to the convo...I currently rent in San Pedro and am kicking and screaming to prepare my financial situation to be able to buy here.

The phrase "Indianapolis TurnKey Condo" would send me screaming in the opposite direction, as quickly as possible. 

The cleaner dramatically threw up her hands in a huff, ran down the stairs, and screamed hysterically, "I can't believe you didn't like my job!  

Taking care of the little things and making sure that your home’s entryway is inviting will make visitors feel welcome. 

I wouldn't say that their properties are screaming deals rather I think they aim to be more steady eddie.

Yet isn't tiny custom houses pricier because there needs to be compartments all over the walk-in closet of a place, just so you can have guests visit or stay the night, the owners still want a study, an office, a recording studio...what that*(&_?

Old tenants claim they were not playing the TV or anything in the morning hours.so one big he said she said scenario.talked with both tenants. remained fair to both sides. told them we can't have this fighting. no one is going to win. i also reminded them that if they can not have civil discussion, then don't have one at all. i will not tolerate yelling and screaming inside the common areas of the property. period. that was two days ago.hoping this issue goes away, because i don't feel like babysitting. 

So Jack starts bad-mouthing previous plumber & hyping his own work.Jack says he’s going to snake the line & I went outside to do something else.When I saw Jack come outside & start putting stuff in his truck, I asked him how it was going, & he started loudly screaming at me that he got chemical in his eyes & I’d lied to him about chemicals in the drain & I was an bad person & he should call the police, etc.

Have the visitor clause as well.My thing is how do I prove he stays there if she decides to stay?

I like the idea of explaining how I plan to screen visitors and protect the property from bad guests - however rare they may be.