The property just underwent a 50K renovation (foundation, roof, bathrooms, kitchen, flooring, paint, pretty much everything but the AC).

The part underwent a multimillion dollar renovation and re-opened to huge fanfare late last year.  

This property underwent a lot of renovations in the past few years.  

My husband and I have 3 little ones, 7 and under. We

I personally think there is about to be a huge jump in appreciation in Vegas this spring and summer in the SFR 3/2 price range of $200k and under. We

Many investors have scoffed at this, but the GC on my current rehab just underwent an EPA audit to examine his records of "lead safe" practices in work he has performed recently.

If the property recently underwent a lot of upgrades you should be fine.  

Real estate seems like something a little more comfortable.. at least if one day we go completely under we have a fully paid off house to live in!

This property underwent a special assessment and was found to have structural deficiencies due to poor construction processes in the 1970s.

The furnace underwent cleaning and maintenance a few months ago, and is also 6 years old.Anyway, all the doors and windows are as well-sealed as we can get them, and without taking extreme measures (replacing windows with better insulated windows, I'm not sure there is much we can do.Let me also point out that this tenant tends to be relatively high-maintenance...though I'm trying to judge this situation on its own merits.Any thoughts/advice/opinions on how to deal with the situation or the tenant is appreciated...Thanks!