I haven't had many issues, but there have been a few instances where the STR occupants have been a nuisance to my LTR in the quad.

Keep in mind, they are generally highly trained animals and don't pose the same nuisance as other dogs would.

In some municipalities, an unlawful detainer (“i.e. eviction) is still possible to obtain, that being said California state statues AB 1482 and AB 3088 severely limit most landlords abilities to evict tenants, and in most instances only able to evict for “just cause” meaning that the tenant has been a nuisance or has threatened the safety of other tenants at the property.

Rents will be raised and lower occupant has a cat (won’t be allowed), but also just learned she has a boyfriend (not on lease) who has also been a noise nuisance in neighborhood and punched out someone’s car window.

Quote from @Felix Piper: We have been debating whether to jump into real estate and deal with tenants and all the other nuisances that comes with property ownership, when we have been happy making 20% in the stock market (and that's last year in a bear market!).

@Jen Faulkner it sounds like you're already doing what I have been thinking; manage until it becomes too much of a nuisance. 

It's a nuisance, and if kept into consideration in the price, a buyer will overlook it.From the area, this listing seems to be on the higher end side, which you tried to compensate by having an elaborate master bath.

Also to all the other people on here, I understand that some people see cold calling as a nuisance and maybe even unethical but I'd challenge that by citing the clients I've worked with who cry out of happiness when we help get rid of their real estate problem.

Is there data about the nuisance of dialing numbers that use letters.

Just keep in mind your in a  position where your likely entitled to $0 but worth money as a nuisance.