Wow, this thread is just... disturbing.

I do have a clause in my lease that says, "tenant, tenant's family and guests shall not make or permit any loud or improper noises, or otherwise disturb neighboring residences."

My lease does state - "Will Conduct themselves and require other persons on the property with Tenant’s consent to conduct themselves not to disturb, annoy, endanger, or interfere with their neighbor’s peaceful enjoyment of the property. " & "Will not Disturb the peace and quiet of other tenants or neighbors.

They are usually quite offended and disturbed that the value of their "partial interest" does not correspond to their percentage of ownership.

I was very disturbed to see how poorly all of the schools listed on the NCREC website performed with their pass/fail rates. 

They don't want to disturb their tenants.

I agree that it is not a good thing for new investors/members to read an unethical blog post that appears to have a BP seal of approval.However, what is most disturbing to me is there are experienced investors that don't understand what is wrong with those negotiating tactics!

I don't like carpet at all, but find a hard floor upstairs can be pretty disturbing for the downstairs tenant.

Sounds like in this case the women had no idea, so I don't think should be attacking them, but he has to be disturbed IMO.If we were to stop a life before conception, you never know what the future heirs of that life may do, they could be a mass murderer or they could be someone who saves your great-gandkids life from a burning house, saving your seed on this earth...no way to know.

Then I set that number to 'do not disturb' and check it twice a day.