And they ask me why I drink...

I did call and notify A to be respectful and mindful of their neighbors.Honestly, I believe it's a case of "he said", and "she said".My personal opinion, tenant B is a younger kid who runs a tattoo shop and thinks that he can blast music and drink freely.

Sounds like you need to take the team that helped you out for drinks and dinner! 

@Aaron Gordy @Lexi Teifke We should recruit this thread to collectively checkout the Baby A's help wanted sign and to drink some margaritas while verifying it

In many cases when shopping class C/B there is a fine line in distinguishing between a flat out bad deal and early gentrification.I look at ABCD resident classes and describe them by the shirts they wear:A Class: White collar professionals just one step away from home ownership, demand for high amenitiesB Class: Blue collar hard working American Families, proud of their home, keep it clean, may rent for long time before buyingC Class: T-Shirts with Subsidies and Section 8 residents can be profitable but usually require higher maintenance and tenant "da-rah-mah"D Class: NO SHIRTS drinking 40's out of paper bags on the front stoop, get fitted for kevlar or RUN!!!! 

He's not going to be raking in the bucks his brother does.As far as the drink-ethnic-slurs go, do you REALLY WANNA GO THERE, LOL?

I didn't worry about drinking it either.

They usually don't want to be bothered by the public, they have work to do and coffe to drink.

'Drinks for the ten now cost just $80.The group still wanted to pay their bill the way we pay our taxes so the first four men were unaffected.

I was one of those who nearly hired Tracy Ballard's company back in my seminar koolaid drinking days.