Public Information​ Request​ all nuisance code violations, go inspect all the eviction​ filings, etc

(I've taken this stance before per BP forums with nuisance noise complaints and it has worked successfully).

Not to mention the noise nuisance.

The original roommate has caused much disruption here, between her alcoholism and related violent outbursts, to her drug use and threats, including calling the local police multiple times for a variety ridiculous things, all of which is documented, and more than once was told by the police she was becoming a habitual caller and a nuisance, then threatened with arrest.

We can write about nuisances, which is what we did.

But again like I said they are EVERYWHERE, to the point where they become a nuisance.

It did fall under nuisance activity, in my mind, but they were also shooting the clays over the neighboring property. 

With the FHA loan you are looking at a few factors. ....I totally agree that most who have been in the REI game for awhile automatically assume that FHA financing brings issues that are at minimum a nuisance and potentially kill a deal after tying up the property for a long period of marketable time.

Being a landlord is a constant nuisance.

If her tenant is noisy and upsetting neighbors she could be fined for violating the CC&Rs which probably have some language about not being noisy and upsetting neighbors, she could be sued if her tenant's actions are a nuisance, harassing the neighbors, or causing intentional infliction of emotional distress.