But you have to put in the work and absolutely grind & hustle.

Side by side in my opinion is better than upper lower because the tenants do not have to deal with noise the from the upstairs tenant bothering the lower tenant. 

The refrigerator makes too much noise when cooling so get me a new refrigerator. 

If they are staying up super late or breaking noise ordinances then you could approach it from that angle. 

Many tenants have so infrequently received their deposits back they consider it a fee so have no incentive to sweep before sliding a heavy piece of furniture or stop sliding if they hear a scratching noise, etc.  

The building is a high rise and has had problems with noise transmission from prior installs so no one is allowed to put in laminate or similar now - it must be carpet.There is a lighter shade that I quite like, but the advice I had read was dark shades are best in rentals.All advice welcome.

hi there , I am researching next next best cities  that might boom , like example: Dallas TX/Austin TX, to buy land around , rental properties etc , identify next growing cities in the next 5-10 yrs or so,  please include possible reasons on why these cities might boom .This research should be ongoing on this thread for the next 6 months or so, so we can weed out noise and get to facts.Hope enough people will participate.Thanks.

Even though you’re the one who’s going to be doing the daily grind, think about what the brokerage can offer you. 3.

Thanks for these, looking at participating in the the Gravity II project, I saw it's next to a railroad junction, do people know how frequent these tracks are still being used / likely noise impact on residents there? 

Are these sound investments to pursue or is it just noise?