If your lease agreement has a clause about not being a noise disturbance I would give the tenant a written warning and have the next door neighbor call animal control to file a complaint.

The issue is partiers disturbing neighbors, not the fact that a tenant has a two-week lease.

The common wall usually has flashing up top where the shingles are so you can re roof one half of the property without disturbing the other, I have seen them painted with different colors right down the middle and yes if you meticulously keep your yard and he doesn't there's nothing you can do.

Tom Goans Your wisdom in years is something I will take to heart.I did see that doc and many more (Netflix), nothing disturbs me more than when the government sold us out by passing the Federal Reserve Act, I believe in 1912.

On my properties, I generally choose to not disturb it.

Im doing smaller urban plots with my orchard so I have to be conscientious of neighbors so I am not disturbing them with a large population of bees.

If you disturb so much of a lead based paint area you have to use someone that is certified.

Asbestos was used in many materials throughout buildings - stucco; window putty; asbestos-cement shingles, pipes, and flues; pipe, duct, and vessel insulation; sheet vinyl flooring; drywall joint compound (so over much of the drywall surface); plaster; floor tile (all sizes); flooring, mirror, ceiling tile, and other mastics; roofing; plastic roof cement; roof coatings; acoustic ceiling texture; ceiling tile; and more.Lead-based paint coated with non-lead-based paint in good condition is less of an issue, as long as it is maintained, and is not damaged or disturbed, as by repair and renovation work, or deterioration.

As for the "disturbing" reality of the missing criminal information on the report I can tell you that you will run into this problem everywhere.

True Story:A former employer recently e-mailed me with details of a situation that I find quite disturbing.