Why not move in and pressure them--LEGALLY--to move through aggravation and annoyance.

Its just so annoying to me that after we went firm, its like we are non existent to him and he does no more work for us and wont find out any info I request from the seller, all he needs to do is make one phone call or even email! 

But things took a turn and the tenant started blasting music during the day to annoy/punish the upstairs neighbor, which turned into the other neighbor doing same, then cops getting involved 3x in one month...

I’m not sure how many rental properties you have, but if you start stacking them up you’re not going to be able to micromanage and be involved with every slight annoyance. 

From a technology standpoint, conventional helicopters are so dangerous, expensive, loud, polluting, and generally annoying that almost any innovation is welcome.

And should I double-check with HOA on details first, to see if it's true vs an annoying neighbor comment?

I can see the chime being annoying fro the tenant's perspective, so in that case, I would probably recommend installing a door closer so that the door self closes without the need for a chime.

I finally have a vision of what and where I want to go in the future, so I am excited to start talking about my RE investing with everyone I can (without being too annoying haha).

Originally posted by @Neil Narayan:The real estate market in Austin is hot to say the least and the forecast seems to be even hotter 🤓For anyone who's interested, since I get really annoyed with sloppy predictions that don't really do the math and research, I went ahead and did it for the gentleman in the video (fyi @Neil Narayan, the video works fine on mobile).

Asking for the P&L might be bad form from a passive investors prospective because it might come across as too much information and a sponsor might not want to work with an annoying investor.The reversion cap rate is a “wild-*** guess” to begin with, but an increasing cap rate means it’s a softer market and you are not going to be paid as much for your NOI.