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When my husband flips the breaker apparently the kitchen and the laundry rooms had no power as well (all these spaces being on the same side of the house) but he didn't realize it because the house is well lit in the daytime and he had no reason to go in the laundry room until he flipped the breaker.The husband was sitting in the driveway so I go out there and I try to talk to him to diffuse the situation because this seems like odd behavior to me. 

Podcast #79 may be another good perspective if you have not listened to it.As far as crime goes, my investment area is characterized as follows: as a female, I feel comfortable at my properties in the daytime, would not be there alone after dark.  

@Kenneth Garrett I have a no smoking policy in the interior of my properties, but tenants can smoke outside on their patios or backyards, this is inclusive of vaping. 

We haven't had any tenant who didn't smoke inside once the weather got bad, no matter what they promised at the start.Also, people who smoke have a greater likelihood of taking up other addictive habits as well.... drugs, gambling, etc.Here's a copy of our No-Smoking policy, which has worked well for us:NO-SMOKING POLICY.Tenant acknowledges the premises are designated as smoke-free and agrees not to smoke and will not allow any of their family or guests to smoke on the premises, either inside the unit or outside on adjoining grounds.Tenant agrees to abide by this no-smoking policy.This includes smoking tobacco, marijuana, any other substance, and vaping.

She would bang on the wall, set up camera and pointing to the driveway; and the latest story was she used a audio device to measure how 'loud' our tenants was during Eastern holiday, during day time, omg... she is just ridiculous.We thought about ditching the property, but we bought it at the peak, 2006 and just way under water and stuck.Over the years, we have had better luck sometimes, and worse luck sometimes, it's like the weather and we just cross our fingers and hope for the best.

Obviously, regular service and filter changes are crucial for forced air systems.You can use the timer setup for electric water heaters also, shutting them off for several hours at night when most are sleeping, and again in the daytime when they are working.

If you do repairs timely, keep good records and documentation, you should have no problem evicting within a 45 day time period,

Good Day Tim & William,Not at all sure that I'm following proper protocol here, as I don't seem to have the ability to reply individually to posts within the forum.Many thanks for your input.

He said the house is getting too hot in the daytime.