The police were called due to the noise.

Everyone always knows where to find it.Things to include: Water shut-offGas shut-offBreaker panelAir Filter size and locationWater filter size and locationSprinkler instructionsPhone numbers to utility providersEmergency phone numbers (fire, police, poison control)City Code Enforcement (complaints about noise, parking, etc.) 

Cold calling is a grind, but the talent is out there that can do it.2) Inspect what you expect.

Many tenants have so infrequently received their deposits back they consider it a fee so have no incentive to sweep before sliding a heavy piece of furniture or stop sliding if they hear a scratching noise, etc.  

We each have something to offer to newbies and those who are grinding away with little traction.

I gotta admit once get used to that cycle it's hard to go back to the maintenance/cap-x grind. 

., you seem to have an ax to grind. 

If you're in it for the long haul then by all means ignore the noise.

I was laid off in December and would like to start investing full time (because I don't want to go back to that corporate grind ever again!).

Common charges often relate to landscaping, exterior modifications, noise disturbances, and parking violations, reflecting the HOA's commitment to maintaining a harmonious and aesthetically pleasing environment.