Here are some quotes from a recent Austin Business Journal article:Peter Rodriguez, dean of Rice University's Jones Graduate School of Business, said, “As long as there is not a major economic disruption (nationwide), Austin is going to be at the head of the pack.

By implementing proactive maintenance strategies, communities can safeguard their infrastructure, enhance the quality of life for residents, and mitigate the risk of costly repairs or disruptions in the future.

The ones who made me unhappy were the ones who never took my concerns seriously (never dealt with disruptive behavior from other tenants, etc.), were slow and grudging to respond to maintenance requests, and one really memorable lady who used me as her personal ATM because she didn't want to get a job of her own.

@David K.Your post suggests that you are getting close to the breaking point or it is disrupting your day job.

And Airbnb disrupting traditional hotel models.

A disruption for the property management space is long overdue.

To enable a sort of "disruption" of a field, it is necessary to let go of any established rules of the field and view it as a completely new and naked playing field.

I first asked the downstairs tenants to let the upstairs tenants know when there was disruptive noise - they refused to talk to them.  

Vieques got incredibly lucky and there is no major structural damage and minimal impact/disruption to the island - considering the size and force of Irma. 

Hello BP,My 45 day selection period was disrupted by hurricane Irma.