@Leland S.This is going to be very costly and the issue it is not resolving is vibratory noiseHaving built many building there is sound and vibration transmission - you can dampen the sound (again costly) but if it’s hardwood floors or a kid above it’s not going to stop the pounding / jumping .Is this a real issue brought by the tenant?

Brought all parties together and physically helped my friend go through the house to pack up family heirlooms What was the outcome?

If the dues are exorbitant or there isn't a clearly defined value being brought to owners, maybe pass on it, but I'd say by and large that STRA's are well worth what is usually a pretty small individual investment. 

An agent brought it to me.

If it can be tucked away and brought out then that could be a great amenity.

Would love for those to somehow communicate, and I've brought that up to Buildium as my user feedback.

Beds disassembled and missing parts, two sofas left in the hall which did not fit the elevator (I brought a chainsaw to cut them apart and drag them down to the dump area). 

Helical piers placed every 5' should fix this, but for a significant cost. 3) Due to a toilet becoming loose and failure to recognize that the toilet leaks every time it is flushed, the subfloor has "significant deterioration."

I did have a case where during a lease 2 roommates brought in a 3rd and I did not increase the rent, but do not think that is outright prohibited from discussion. 

Several thousand dollars of training is insignificant relative to the profit it has brought us.