One shot coming up the walk. 

Off the premises is a public side walk (a few steps from the building) and I have to agree with the others smokers do stretch on the rules.

@Ryan Fox @Kevin SobiloOur lease does state:"Tenant may not infringe upon the quiet enjoyment right or safety of other tenants through disturbances including but not limited to TVs, stereos, musical instruments, other loud noises, heavy walking, or other disturbing actions."

Luckily the  property is in a high density area, walking distance to major shopping center and Old Colorado City, 1/4 mile to I-25, 1 mile to downtown Colorado Springs on a major bike path, 3 miles to Garden of the Gods, 5 miles to Pikes Peak Cog Rail.

Papa Bear was somewhat of a public figure and once told me, “I’m famous enough that people who know martial arts or know Bruce Lee films know me,” but I’m not so famous that I can’t walk down a street.

It wasn't addressed in the sale contract and I didn't want a fight at walk through so I asked prior to settlement.

But most people are not walking around with huge unrealized capital losses.”Capital Gains Tax Strategies for Those Planning to Sell in 2024If you’re planning to sell your home in 2024 and believe you may have a large enough gain to trigger a capital gains liability, you can consider these three strategies:Tax Loss HarvestingThis involves the sale of securities at a loss to offset capital gains taxes owed on profits, says Paul Miller, CPA, founder of Miller & Company, an accounting firm based in Queens, N.Y.

For maintenance - I schedule maintenance walk-throughs at least once a year, if not twice, and keep in regular contact with my tenants.Since you're interested in STR/MTR, some of those tools may come in handy.

I guess what I am looking for in terms of a book is something that will walk me through real estate vocabulary (cashflow, equity (how agents speak), etc....

I would also do a walk through, video and pictures.