I messaged with Mindy and she said harvesting of emails from members is against the rules.She said that having a great reputation is very important and that alone is reason enough to keep an eye on some undesirable practices

I've even offered to fix it now to save them money because they will be responsible for February's rent since I won't be able to rent the space 1.) because of the damage they did goes clear up to the rental entry gate 2.) they won't allow me to view the rental in January for new perspective tenants 3.) they refuse to stop walking in the giant mud pit they created and use the other gate on the other side of the property while the yard gets reestablished.

Locations vary from out in the boondocks to close in but bumping against undesirable uses near highways, dumps, etc.

Nobody needs to know how to sweat together a big brass shower valve with copper supply pipe and water hammer arresters, for instance, or how to mix deck mud and slope it evenly with a level to a shower drain.

Looks like you are buying at an after repair 9 cap, which is pretty decent, this deal does not sound bad to me unless it is in a undesirable market like Flint, MI. 

For example you might find a 3 acre mud hole or a hill.  

We have a tenant that we're trying to get rid of. They pay rent on time but we've had numerous complaints from neighbors about them using bad language, being disruptive, and threatening. I posted a 24 house notice yes...

Maybe 15 years ago, some guests turned the yard into a giant mud pit for wrestling in.  

Progress has slowed down again but drywall boards are up, still waiting on the drywaller to tape, mud and textureAll my building supplies are on those cargo ships out in the distance.

The building stock in New York City is already old and undesirable compared to newer cities.