Should I grind through and try to maintain/fix these places up?

If the clothes etc are in poor condition I drop them at another charity that grinds up materials to make insulation.

This will notify my team if there is excessive noise in the property, without "recording."

As I get older i'm less interested in "the grind" - my body is starting to tell me it's time to work smarter rather than "harder".I am interested in getting a start in wholesaling, I have been scouting out information on the internet and doing a lot of reading over the past 3-4 months.

The lender secures the loan by placing a lien on the property.New developments like schools, parks, shopping centers, or transit improvements can increase property values and rental demand, and potential negatives, like increased traffic or noise could affect the desirability of the property.

I have never had tenants decline to rent due to having to sign a lead paint disclosure,If you know there is lead paint, observe safety precautions when doing rehab work - the paint will not hunt you down and hurt you, you have to eat it or grind it up into dust and breathe it.

Yes, there are are some bad wholesalers out there, usually the young guys who will do anything to get a deal done, but in general wholesalers are just trying to make a living like everyone else, and we know that no matter what price we present a deal at, a buyer will automatically say it's too high and will grind no matter what, even if it's just a little bit. 

Nothing grinds my gears more than people who signed up for Sub To yesterday and approach legit investors with their line about having "partners" all over the country and they close deals everywhere. 

No idea your budget, but you can set up huge resort style Airbnb's out in the Redlands of Miami. 5 Acre minimum properties, no noise ordinance, people let you be.

I'm also interested in how you search for, or find all the noise around developments in an area.