They have not given any notice to abate the rent... everything about this screams she is doing her best to push you around, and live for free or even get you to pay them!

Tons of noise and drama, her throwing his furniture into the building hallway while screaming at the top of her lungs, cops being called, and even his blood on her - she'd attacked him!  

I had people calling me from bars with live music in the background, obviously inebriated, people who screamed obscenities at their kids while leaving me a message, on and on.  

If this is a screaming good deal, then roll getting rid of this tenant into your "reno" costs.

I remember shaking the little guy at three in the morning and screaming STFU!!!!

Oh man, I had 2 acres about 1 1/2 hours outside of Portland, OR and I'd catch the city folk letting their pests loose on the far driveway to my property and I'd run screaming at them like a crazy banshee.If you're going to trap your problems, to move somewhere for someone else to deal with - at least take them all the way into the middle of a national forest.  

We know this works because everyone on the left screamed welfare reform in the 90's was going to create more homeless people but it actually resulted in more people getting jobs and becoming self-sufficient.The only thing I would offer poor people is opportunity.

Sometimes I chose just from the voicemail to deny them without even showing the unit to them - they were screaming obscenities at their kids in the background, or they were obviously drunk at a bar with a band in the background (not the time or place to do business with a potential landlord), etc.  

You're not going to be fined unless the discrimination is something really blatant - like screaming at a minority that you'd never take "their kind."  

If they sounded drunk or crazy or were screaming at their kids or calling me from a loud party, I made a note in a notebook as to why they were denied, and I didn't call them back.When I was ready, I'd sit down with my notebook and call them back in order received.