quote was $300-$500 depending how long it took grind it smooth again.

I'm not new to investing but I am relatively new to wholesaling/sourcing my own deals.  I got into wholesaling because I want to pick up great deals in my market that are seemingly unavailable on the MLS anymore.  I'm...

You'll need to show that the previous Knew the problem was not fixed, and can't reasonably believe he "fixed" it by cutting/grinding out roots. 

I don't mind a static ad, the bouncy moving graphic stuff is annoying but can be ignored and just put down to companies I don't want to do business with, but the ones with the noise make me immediately close the tab unless it is something I REALLY want to read and I mute the speakers for. 

If a commercial tenant complains that another tenant is parking in their spot, parking in front of an emergency exit, or is causing a noise disturbance, what is the best course of action/inaction for a landlord?

or maybe you could get one room w/ lights & blinds, and get a CD of construction noises that repeats all night, like someone is inside installing hardwood floors, etc.

"Grinding it out like a Guru until our real estate investments stack Gs so our jobs don't have to?"

Starting out, it was about making money, further in when things become stable you get the freedom of time but the nose is still to the grind stone.

Technically, I would create a master lease agreement to protect my interest, while I will encourage my tenants to create their own agreement, regarding cleaning, noise, overnight guests, utility sharing, etc.

They'll complain about noise, other boarders not cleaning the kitchen, etc.