I would have not taken any offense if the OP talked about her experiences as a landlord in he city.

Or you can have it in the lease as an offense that can result in eviction.Good luck, be firm about the damages (the molding and yard are not normal wear and tear).

I'd like to see this be an ongoing feature as well.Also, this is not to be a promotional opportunity, it's to have questions answered and see how things happen on the front lines.

No offense to realtors or those who use them, but few of them are motivated enough to arrange the number of showing and offers you will need to do to find good deals. 

No offense, but it's foolish to take something from the internet that may not be in compliance with your state laws.

no offense, but as a beginner to real estate investing, why start with such a difficult/complex strategy? 

Trust me I have experience with copyright issues I hope there was no offense taken, I know you where just trying to help, Thanks!

If you get further complaints while investigating this incident send certified letter about noise complaint and log this into your records.Having paper trails helps.I’ve seen the bigger landlords evict for such offenses in their large apartment complexes here in Houston.

No offense Nicole, but you are trying to make this something it is not and to some extent I am not sure you get it.

so not to be offensive or bash brokers/brokerages.