If you are a heavy walker, close doors hard, listen to loud TV/music, or like to do burpees early in the morning, the tenant below will complain.

I am a future real agent and will be taking my test this month and also a music teacher in the Philadelphia area.

I finally get on the phone with her and tell her if she just does not quit harassing our crews. that i would keep the home and find the worse renters i can to live next to her loud music dogs running whatever.

Travel, play music, spend time with friends and family, and start other side businesses.Account Closed I will look into these topics more.

I would suggest turning the water off to the toilets because if the flap needs to be replaced or it does not fall properly when someone stops by to check it can run up an enormous bill real quick.So that the house does not get broken into, maybe add a few light or music  timers and a simpisafe type alarm with monitoring. 

Having $100k and asking "what would you do" is too broad...So, maybe it would help to know what I have done so far and where I am financially.Currently have two businesses.Assets-Business 1. 11 units composed of (1 SF) and (5 Duplex)All properties are financed. 3 separate mortgagesBusiness 2. 4 units composed of (1SF) and (1 Triplex)SF is financed and Triplex is ownedLiabilities-Home Mortgage $165k ($1,300/mo)Truck $15k ($700/mo)RV $23k ($200/mo)---Our experience has been limited to Muncie and Richmond Indiana.

I have used CL for YEARS for music gear, motorcycles, and furniture. 

I quit listening to my music on my local radio stations because I hated hearing 2 songs and 4 commercials, lol.

Hey Folks,We've all seen many investors cashing in on infill/development projects as well as landlording on appreciation speculation in Music City.

We are opening up most of the downstairs where the dinning room, kitchen, family room and music room (at least that's how we are staging it) are all free flowing so the exposed duct work would be more of an architectural feature on the main floor.