Quote from @Steven DeMarco: Quote from @Mike Dymski: Ignore the prior stuff (it's all noise), calculate expected ROE for the upcoming few years (including appreciation and principal paydown), and compare that to alternative investment options and you'll have your answer on whether to hold or reinvest elsewhere.

She said the tenant was basically a perfect tenant for the last 11 years with never a late payment or noise or damage complaint. 

I am all ears to what everyone has to say I am ready to absorb knowledge from everyone who is well seasoned. 

If you withhold the rent I will toss you out on your ear, but I don't want to do that, because you're a good renter and we'll get that oven in there for you as quickly as we can. 

I am all ears if anyone has any wisdom to impart to a newbie.So, I recently launched an LLC and I am working on getting it certified as a Woman Owned business; not sure if that will help in any way, but I figure it can't hurt.

If you do get a great deal, I'm all ears 

Shadowbox, dog ear, privacy?  

You have noise violations in the lease and hopefully you had something about guests as well. 

You should have noise monitoring aka minut and exterior cameras.

Hey Earl, I manage MTRs (most of them in NC/SC but a handful elsewhere).