She sent it to the listing agent, who got the seller to sign, but then the seller became angry and tracked us down and called us on an old phone number, SCREAMING that it was "her house for the entire month" and she shouldn't have to sign anything, much less PAY a security deposit.

Besides the frequent late payments he hasn't caused me too many issues, but my neighbor in the house next door says he will frequently be causing a ruckus in the parking lot with yelling, screaming, and even once or twice with the police being called.

Keep in mind, my first interest rate in 2002 was 6.25% and I thought I was getting a screaming deal.

The numbers scream "miss management" to me.  

You statement "were getting kicked out"  doesn't scream high responsible.  

Reasons provided by Tenant A for breaking his lease early include but are not limited to (I have likely forgot a few reasons), overall nuisance, tenant B entering tenant A's room while tenant A is away without authorization, tenant B yelling and screaming at tenant A for smoking outside the house, tenant B yelling and screaming at tenant A for not letting his dog out when he isn't home, tenant B yelling and screaming at tenant A for working on his vehicle in HIS paid for portion of the garage, tenant B not paying the bills tenant A gave tenant B to pay, tenant B leaving a CROSSBOW (fire arm, loaded or unloaded is not known) on top of the refrigerator in the shared area.

Some neighborhoods and prices scream flipping and some lend towards buy and hold.

Everything is just a guess but interest rates rising doesn't exactly scream economic expansion.

This was sort of reasonable based on rents that were screaming higher every year.The current climate has changed quite a bit Rent growth seems to have plateaued in many markets.

Smart investors will run towards the market downturn when 99% of the general population is screaming the sky is falling.