So now instead of guessing at the places that are in the highest demand I actually have data to back it up.These kind of sources show how people/events are actually behaving, instead of data that shows what could/should be happening.

If there really are wasps, they must go.Having a nest on your property is different from having it on a neighbors property, or a random wasp flying around.If you send out wasp removers, and they find no nest, or its on a neighbors property---can you by your lease charge the renter for the service (if not maybe have him show you with a pic where its at--sometimes they go into a crack in the siding and you cannot see the nest.The rude behavior stuff--If it were me, I'd put my foot down and tell him to behave in a businesslike manner when he speaks to me (you might be able to just not renew his lease if you want).If it were mine, the door replacement timing is none of his business--he gets a new door when I decide he does.If it were mine, the mold thing--at least he cleaned it up--even f it was imaginary (or very slight)--no reimbursement for mask or chemicals...unless its in the lease.Good Luck!

As a dog owner myself, I'd check the demeanor of the pet and see how it behaves around humans/other animals.Good luck! 

I will be having my contractor itemize the following costs for repairs to deduct from their security deposit of $2200.Are these fair and reasonable deductions that go beyond reasonable wear and tear?

Currently, my unit is being turned over (painted, repaired) from tenants who lived there for 5 years.I will be having my contractor itemize the following costs for repairs to deduct from their security deposit of $2200.Are these fair and reasonable deductions that go beyond reasonable wear and tear?

They should be having a section 8 episode in about a week or two. 

DO NOT LOVE: Anything to do with golf, “botanical” gardens, fast food, poorly behaved children.

Thanks to your thread I've realized that I liken Dave Ramsey to lukewarm pizza:Cold pizza would be having a lot of bad debt (credit cards, payday loans, etc.) and paying interest on that debtLukewarm pizza is Dave Ramsey: not having debt and paying cash for everything.

., young working professionals) which I'll know best how to cater to and will hopefully behave like me (pay rent) so to your point I am mindful not to go too low however tempting on paper.. and it is tempting haha

I will be having a discussion tomorrow with the lender who is referred to by my agent and he is supposed to provide me both loans for the mortgage and for the reno.This is something I am considering in preference to putting my own larger money.