If the police department gets enough complaints, especially if these complaints go high enough up the chain of command, you WILL see some action taken. 

A property leased to Apple for 30 years will command a much higher price than a multi-tenant office building with similar rents.

If you can rent the other 3 together to accommodate bigger groups, you can command a higher price. 

My very first meeting with lenders, I had mapped various sample financial deals (one for each lender) from the biggerpocket.com calculator, printed them in pdf color and showed the lender that I had an understanding/command of certain business terms (cash on cash, IRR, ...etc). 

I signed a release of the contract and now the seller is going to sue and contact my command.

They paid the couple 50k and pocketed 10k....much higher than even the standard 10% commission that lots command (but buyers actually fixed up the trailer and now live there so 6% is usual).  

I see it in the way a contractor might interact with my wife instead of me, or the way customers in my 'day job' will treat my second-in-command.

Real estate in Rochester commands a very, very steep premium. 

I spoke with the watch commander and they're very aware of the situation, so I asked if they'd do an area check in the evenings as another possible way to catch them in the act.

(nothing against a nooner, but don't want to deal with cleaning that up)Presumably this is something one would want to do in conjunction with nightly rentals, as the nightly rentals obviously command a much higher rate, but trying to coordinate cleanings and check-ins/outs on that scale is way too much hassle IMO.