I enjoy getting away from the grind of judges and other lawyers and focusing on stuff that is not so adversarial.

But you are also risking having your other tenant move out due to the noise of the dogs.This is a business, you will have losses here and there, but you need to view it long term, not short term.

Noise transmission between units can be an issue, make sure that the construction reduces or eliminates those noises, as well as outside nose like traffic.

So we get a lot and I mean a ton of background noise which diminishes the effectiveness of those sites.I think our expectation of the Note or Loan market is a little inflated in that regards.

It's a grind but what job isn't?

The same can be said for an average Joe grinding away at work for a minimum wage.Looks like you just showed some of us how to print the money at The Villages.

. :) I work in the tech industry now, and hope to eventually leave the grind behind after gaining recurring income in real estate.

It will likely result in noise complaints and damage to the property.

Lets keep grinding!

Recently the upstairs renters contacted us complaining about loud sexual noises and aggressive fighting from the downstairs suite.The upstairs renters have been renters for over a year now with no problems, the downstairs tenants about 6 months.We contacted the downstairs tenants and they said they would make a point to keep the noises down.