We were happier in the 3/1 $100k, 1000 sq foot home in Indiana 5 mos ago then this 5/4, $800k 3500 sq foot home in Vegas.

Am I a happier landlord anyway? 

The sooner this joker is out of your unit, the happier I'd be.

It'll make you much happier and less stressed.

So, if you can set up some kind of pseudo hours and boundaries, you'll be happier.

Originally posted by @Rochelle Wilkinson:Originally posted by @Christopher Hunter:@Rochelle Wilkinson... we ... plan on having someone come in to plant a vegetable garden ( we have a couple seniors who miss their garden and alot of our students are vegans)I don't see this activity improving NOI - it is an expense with no visible return to you, just a hope that you might make a fraction of your tenants happier so that they stay.

All tenants pay their own utilities (except water/sewer) so an investor I couldn’t be happier.

Think of ways to make her happy, and you'll be happier too.

Actually, I put it in my "Rules and Regulations" addendum along with the hefty fee they will have to pay if they do smoke inside.I allow pets for a couple of reasons: 1) by excluding pets, you exclude a large chuck of good tenants, and 2) tenants with pets are generally happier and stay longer.

Nothing would make me happier than removing myself from the matrix and providing myself and my family the opportunity to have a happier mom, life and soul-enriching financial and personal freedom.I am an IT professional and have even been tinkering with automating some of the important and time-consuming processes - crunching the numbers - sifting through numerous listings to more easily eliminate non-deals and identifying possible offer-worthy deals.