Most of the problems are reported by other residents, noise, smoking, smoking dope, fighting at all hours and confronting the good resents who report the problems.  

Almost all on here are entrepreneurs, and by that very definition, their goal is to do everything they can to get out of the day to day employee grind and run their own lives and businesses. 

I would make sure that the reasoning given in a cure or quit notice was based on excessive noise, disturbing the peace, harassment of neighboring tenants, etc...I just wouldn't include the alcohol issue in the notice or in my argument if this eventually went to court.

As a roommate, I would prefer a roommate who is clean, pays on time, and is a better roommate match for me (clean, pays on time, picks up after themselves, quiet in common areas).I am also worried about how this tenant affects my other tenants, in terms of cleanliness, noise, etc.

She was stupid enough to complain about the noise my tenants legally make, in their heavy industrial zoning.

However, typically builders allow assignments only when a substantial units of the building have sold, say 80% as an example, which means these are the more desirable units, the 10% are less desirable i.e. close to the garbage, no balcony, traffic noise, etc.

Guys just tend to see that as extra noise that isn't needed.I am making generalizations and there is exceptions to every rule of course.I think you have to come clean to the GF right away.

Note to self, add @Steve Mightto ignore when it comes available.In the end this is a REI website and when the topic turns otherwise its noise and just not needed.

@Dan Earth and @Mytisha Harper  Keep in mind it is a lot of hard work and you should expect to grind.

-Buyers get your dream home NOW and save the appreciating prices.No brainer.And Dave, SHUT OUT THE NOISE, make some money, help some people.A Fellow Irishman,Brian Gibbons