Also, before you do so, re-examine your existing ads.

I think it's still cutting it close and now I have to back track and add up all that time, so re-creating a time log.

In our lease agreement, tenant agrees to keep premise clean, safe and in a habitable condition.  Neither tenant or their invitees shall be a nuisance or act in any matter that would interfere with the quiet enjoyment ...

Aside from being totally creepy, (and to be fair, I need to understand this is potentially a mental disorder and I don’t want to shame or discriminate against that) there have been no actual violations. 

The neighbor who is attached is the one and only eye sore on the block. 

I am not advocating anyone "play checkers," and it is pretty arrogant to call anyone wishing to get out as doing so.  Re

Dont suppose I'll get it...again, i've never done a real estate deal other than purchasing my house over a decade ago. without experience there's just so much i dont know.networking is a sore spot, i'm just not a people person. thats one reason i look at real estate. since i plan to have any properties managed, i wont have to deal with a lot of people. i imagine you'll scold me for this but whatever. i'm never going to be a people person and thats set in stone. it's something i have to work around not overcome.It seems I always get to the same point with real estate where I take the safe and easy route and leave my $ invested in the stock market. the thing that appeals to me about re, and i'm more focusing on rentals, non b&b, is steady income with an appreciating underlying asset. whereas the market is up and down. i can get totally safe 5% from short term bonds, but i know my principle is withering away from inflation (i dont believe the gubt bogus 3% cpi). with a rental house i could get 5% rental income, and the house will appreciate ~5% a year. that's a huge difference. the other thing i'm somewhat interested in is flips, but same story there, i just dont have the knowledge, and all the reading this forum or watching yt's in the world only gets to the surface as it's all airy generalities.

And that's a great thing, take stride in that rather than being sore over practical advice.

Then starts the $750 a day fines and the lien.The only possible problem might be this - he says some people (the ones with a mental/hoarding disorder) will not surrender even with the fines.

I am trying to fill a gap between today and when my obsession can start :)Oh, and did I mention I'm a veteran with PTSD (resulting in hyper brain activity) that has leds to sleep disorders, and I already had OCD to top it off?