I always am sensitive to all parties involved, and explain clearly to my client that you don't break a deal over a house you love because of the things I find.

I just went to the free intro seminar and had to restrain myself not to buy the $500 three day seminar.

Once you ask, if they keep bothering you, it will be the other person's fault if you have to take further action.Last week I had to get a restraining order on a tenant, I guess you could say that's an extreme version of that.

As landlords, we need to be hyper-sensitive to any threat to the integrity of the structure.However, I'd recommend you get your own pest control folks to do an assessment and give you a quote.

I recently received a restraining order against a tenant based entirely on hearsay.

Motion sensitive LED, in the garage and common hallways.

And with mental illness, I doubt that restraining orders will have any effect until there's actual incarceration.In my state you have to disclose . . ."

We've found that people are more sensitive to advertised rent than to bills included or not included.

This works OK for relatively static and simple investments like a private placement or crowdfund, but can become rather cumbersome and expensive with a more time sensitive and transaction intensive asset such as a rental property. 

There is such a thing as the overly sensitive person, and that person is not entitled to protection.