If she didn't ask for special accommodations prior and you have documented proof that you tried to manage the noise, I would fight this.

Quote from @Tara Sonnabend: No attorney is going to fight this on your behalf.

You can look at a deposit insurance that the tenants pay to offset repairs and fights over their deposits. 

I one get low appraisals and I can do anything about it because I’ve tried fighting them and bringing my own comps and having my realtor meet them, but the fact is I.

I would also order a foundation inspection or sinkhole report prior to purchasing, if you don’t that fight with the insurance company is a "No Win" situation!

We just had a S8 tenant in a Class C property break their lease, with the support of their caseworker, due to fight with a neighbor.S8 is a tool that, like any tool, needs to be used properly.

All tactics to save time & money.If this advice seems unprofessional you can send me a $10,000 retainer (first of many) and we'll go fight the bad guys, win justice and protect the American Way!!!

@Wade Wisner tapped out... checked out... quit...I think its from "fights/sparring" where you "tap" (your opponent, the mat, whatever) to signal your submission.So, looks like @Steve Vaughan got out of the business in the spring of '22...

Owner occupiers do not do this as they lose the homestead tax exemption we have here.Personally, it is my legal opinion that a lender would lose a fight in court if I deeded my property to an entity in which I am the sole member. 

Instead of fighting the high interest rates, take advantage of them by buying secured first trust deeds currently paying 9.5%.