No loud music.

The Mexican replied, “Only a little while.”

Everyone is happy and friendly if all is going well, but if there is a problem you are the one without a chair when the music stops.  

I am a former music teacher, with 10 years in the public school system.

Space Command.However, any major slow-down in employment gains could be problematic for the apartment sector which is already beginning to feel the impact of the new supply with 18 properties in lease-up.While Huntsville’s apartment market has entered uncharted waters, the area’s economic growth is exciting and robust, with new construction of retail, restaurants, nightlife, music venues and mixed-use developments almost everywhere you drive.

I can't take all the credit and neither can my attorney as the moron basically hung himself today by opening up his mouth on the record.To make a very long story short, for the first time ever, today was the first day that someone other than myself or my attorney referred to this property as "MINE" in court and it was music to my ears!

There can also be renter shock if there are other renters/owners who do not keep up their property, play loud music, or pose as a problem in general causing renters to leave.I would run the numbers on the townhome versus a SFR or other multifamily options to see what the numbers look like with No HOA fee. 

We have an investment property ( 2 units) in Pittsburgh North side (Mexican War Street).

Mexican realtors don't have to be on their best behaviour as far as you are concerned because you're a foreigner and it's likely they won't have the opportunity to do repeat business with you.

@Sernel JosephI know an agent here in The Woodlands who represented a bunch of Mexican clients moving their real estate holdings out of Mexico and buying in the valley... now they are moving out of the valley and buying The Woodlands ...