It's a bit of a nuisance when they lose a toe or a few fingers and the investigation shows the person was also your tenant especially if the regulations state the landlord is responsible for upkeep..

One tenant was behind on her rent and a public nuisance.

I'd rather sleep at night  peacefully knowing that the saga is over with a problem tenant than live in fear of him causing nuisance. 

Arranging for RentShare to reverse the transaction was a nuisance for RentShare and for me, but I wasn't about to cut Mr.

If they are a nuisance you can’t deal with, just let them know that you will not be renewing their lease.

The only things that have passed to date are 1) Registration and inspection for nuisance properties2) Creation of a landlord database (how to do so is still TBD)3) Landlord contact info on file 4) Cap on Late Fees charged (pretty innocuous because the courts pretty much mandate this already)5) Requirement to offer security deposit alternative for qualifying properties (Also pretty worthless as discussed above in more detail)

I don't have to disclose this "noise nuisance" to potential buyers do I? 

KayeAnother idea would be to discuss with your Police Chief getting the property declared a Nuisance Property.While local laws vary, it might be easier than getting criminal charges against the occupants.Under most Nuisance Property ordinances, the occupancy permit is yanked for a period of time.

The walnut tree is not obviously a hazard or nuisance and could reasonably be construed as to deprive the tenant of partial use of the property for parking. 

Service animals must be kept under control and they can be removed if they are not cleaned up after, cause a nuisance, damage the property, threaten others, etc.3.