Needless to say, Fairfield County where I live is expensive and so are most neighboring towns.

Needless to say, it was a great start. 

My husband and I manage the property ourselves, but needless to say we don’t have a lot of experience specially with legal issues.

We’ve tried giving five-day notices, but this has been rather challenging needless to say.

@Anne Wang this is an interesting question because some of what you describe sounds like legitimate tenant maintenance requests, and other items sound petty and needless...on the one hand, it does sound like this tenant is a bit high maintenance...on the other hand, many of the items you listed (particularly the plumbing issues) are legitimate problems that need to be repaired (and in fact, you WANT your tenant to report plumbing issues ASAP, because ignoring them can lead to much bigger problems down the road).The items that jump out to me as "high maintenance" or "petty" are the complaint about the bullet on the ground (not really your responsibility--and you should not have taken that on as a responsibility), and the complaint about the quarter-sized paint chips off of the deck, which sounds inconsequential.

Needless to say, that's a very expensive way to go when I could do most of the repairs myself or have a handyman do it for a lot less.

Needless to say, I just had a zoom meeting with them, and I don't think it's for me right now.  

Needless to say there were no building codes when this buildings were built and many more. 

Needless to say, complete newbie here.

Needless to say it long recover that depreciation and much more.