@Jeremy BartlettGo talk to them and lay the law down If they continue theIr bad behavior then post a comply or quit document up

Either way, you are attempting to motivate workers based on behavioral manipulation, which will never drive you to receive the results you desire. 

Regardless of who is living in the property, the owner is ultimately responsible for the behavior of their tenants.I’ve worked with owners who self manage their properties in HOAs and have seen this happen many times.

There's a lot of preditory behavior in this sale scenario as well. 

However, even a Chihuahua can be an ankle biter, so if they have a past history of aggressive behavior, lose the dog or find another apartment.BTW, we have two dogs we recued from animal shelters, and if I were ever a renter again, I'd move before I'd give them up!

I just can't put up with that kind of behavior in the hopes it may help me in the future.In this case, it seems you get their help now, but didn't have to deal with that in the past, so a perfect situation, and not reason to not avoid them today.Good luck with your project, and please let me know if I can help in any way in my part of the world with your expansion.

That's the average, so it can be change by outside forces such as abnormally low or high interest rates, etc.The following behaviors were exhibited at the last peak:Lenders were lending 125% of appraised value - I haven't seen this yetEveryone and their brother was buying a house, you could sell anything for crazy money - that's happening nowPeople thought prices would never come down - that's happening now where I amNew construction was hot hot hot - that's happening nowDownpayment requirements went down and LTVs went up - that's happening nowThere was very little inventory to buy - that's happening nowAre any of these hard and fast indicators? 

., Behavior targeting which is based off of offline data so they can target based on purchase behaviors, intent, etc..., and finally Connections/ Pixel targeting which can be page likes, website views, custom audiences, etc...

The section 8 rental diagonally across the street is at it again, I brought the city down on them years ago but I moved to a new house after/converted my house to a rental and they went back to their old behaviors after that.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/09/-sitting-on-record-amount-of-cash-and-not-tapping-it.html

Is this time different for homeowners? No atm analogies?