Getting freed up from the basic grind of paying for overhead is my most important goal, and then all sorts of possibilities - many of which it's not even possible to know - will open up.I like Nobel Prize Winner Muhammad Yunnus' idea of making your money and then using the same entrepreneurial skills and your new-found free time to start social businesses whose ROI is on solving social problems AND dollars.

If a tenant in a downstairs apartment is having issues with the tenant in the apartment above them, specifically noise complaints and/or harrassment due to loud noises during the night intentionally to disturb them, whose responsibility is it to intervene when the tenants cannot settle the matter themselves?

The biggest issue we get is noise.

Couldn't stand the noise.

The issue is noise.

Lessee agrees not to disturb neighbors with loud noise or work at the rental.

The installations we are buying at are growing because they offer things that most of the other country doesn't (people/area who doesn't mind bombs and noise).

The roommate has been current on his rent and seems like a nice enough guy except for a couple of disturbances to the other tenants in the building with loud music and excessive noise, nowhere enough for me to want to kick him out myself.

I agree new investors get caught up in to much noise instead of making offers but being sued just once I was glad everything was in the LLC

Noise complaints, late rents, uncleaned after moving out.