I also started creating a Kijiji ad, but am having issues uploading pictures to it so I will have to attempt that one from home.I already have a showing setup for Thursday and possibly another one for tomorrow... may push it to Thursday as well just so I am not disturbing the tenants any more than I already have to.

We would like this process to cause you as little disturbance as possible, to that end we request that you make the area surrounding xxx accessible to us by removing any items you have stored there until the work is complete.

The more disturbing part of the story is the Fair Housings recommended action for landlords dealing with tenant hoarders.

Multiple theft callsA few burglariesA few harassment calls Several other rather minor calls (dog barking, noise disturbances, etc.)Looks like a C- / D+ neighborhood to me.

If a dog damages the property or disturbs other tenants they should be financially responsible just like someone would have to install and then later remove their own grabs bars or accessible fixtures at their own cost (at least in CT).

What is quite disturbing and frankly disheartening is that the majority if folks/investors are extremely discouraging to those who wish to get in to this business. 

Let's say it definitely needs floor covering and paint, so you will not be disturbing good stuff.

He has to get 100% of the ownership to sign, or he can't disturb the property.

And it does not disturb the tenants too much.

We might disqualify someone based on misdemeanors if they are excessive or disruptive in nature - i.e. disturbing the peace, non-felonious intentional property damage, etc.