And when googling, there's a lot of websites that just scream 'scam'.

I knocked on the door later went to take a look at the light, and the tenant just starts screaming in my face about how the light never got fixed.

My gut screamed, “Be cautious” but I don’t like giving money to people without oversight, agreements, or accountability.

I have a rental in Lake Forest Park that I got a screaming deal through family on and I am getting .7% after factoring in rehab costs.

We've heard hints to him leaving Oct 1st but nothing official, we were very clear telling him he must tell us 30 days in advance.1 month ago I started getting complaints that he is yelling/screaming and loud thuds can be heard.

I might buy in the one East Akron area south of Triplett if I found a screaming deal.

This is a screaming need for marriage counseling, imo.  

Houses in neighborhood have wood fences that look nice and chain link just screams cheap.

It's always the tenants that intentionally mislead the landlord/PM (i.e. not showing employment history) that will try to scream *discrimination* into a lease of an apartment or house. 

Make him pay for his treatment -- drive the price down as hard as you can.One of the key things that you need to make sure you do in this situation is do as much as you can to minimize the probability that the tenant doesn't damage the property significantly just before they are carried kicking and screaming over the threshold.