In our case we used the loan as part of the down payment on a multifamily portfolio and after a year+ of intensive rehab and repositioning work were able to get free cash flow to cover the loan.  

When I finally got into the property the urine smell from her cats was so intense that anyone who entered the house had an issue with it.

These students are older and their studies are so intense, they are too busy and exhausted to party. 

A police report was not filed because the tenant couldn't identify the person who jumped him.Even if they were not able to identify the individual, for all intensive purposes, a police report still should have been made; I would assume they know who did it.

I can tell you from sitting in a car without air conditioning, that it has been unbearable heat with intense humidity...If I had to endure days without air conditioning in the apartment complex, I would've fled to a hotel as well, especially having children.

I think their internships are intense enough, and they don't know people locally, normally, that partying wasn't an issue.For what it's worth.

Also, they're in an intense academic setting, so they're heads down in books and study sessions ALL THE TIME.  

We have a portfolio of about 400 properties and charge 6-7% on most of them, but the handful we have in lower rent areas are definitely more time-intensive and hassle-filled (windows getting shot out, etc.), thus the higher monthly charge. 

Leave the door and railings white, or maybe a less-intense version of blue or green - like sky blue or mint green.

The clutter is intense in all of the rooms, the bathrooms are dirty, there is garbage in the hallways.