I can't evict my tenant for paying the rent, keeping the place clean, taking care of the yard, parking in the garage or driveway, keeping the noise down, taking care of the property and yard.

Some other reasons properties may not sell so fast.... sink holes, foundation issues, need for all new plumbing, need for all new electrical, ghosts, history of a murder on property, bio-hazards, methamphetamine cooking, occupied by squatters or professional tenants, neighborhood violence, noise (airport, railroad, highway), smell (animal farms, slaughter houses, industrial plants), natural disaster danger (flood, landslide, tornado, hurricane, earthquake, volcano), finicky seller.Have you been to the neighborhood at all times of the day?

Account Closed its time to grind it out..get with someone that's doing deals and ask him you would want to learn the ropes...1.doorknocking2.networking in a area 3.drive for dollars--vacant home,run down homes,etc to do a reverse look up with white page,been verified..etc4.probate-go down to the court house or find files online I hope that help!!

Our thoughts are while there might be bumps like late checks, noise complaints we by and large know who were are dealing with and that as far as our own children are concerned, some of the rent they pay will wind up in the family estate.

Potential for noise, damage, injury, extra time managing lease is not worth it.

Your tenants need to call the police, or animal control, and file a noise complaints every time it happens.

In addition, you could also visit if there is a maintenance or noise problem.

Hi,I own a condo in Allston, MA (near Boston) and in one of the rooms, there is an active noise coming from the pipes outside of the unit.The property management don't care about it, and my current tenants can't sleep.Can please someone advise me how to solve this manner?

Honestly, it is the drive you have to make the career work for you and ideally one or two other agents that take you under their wing and teach you the game.As @Kimberly Barton mentioned it is a grind in the start.

Take into consideration if the laundry is located is a place where noise from use of the machines or opening/closing the door to the room could disturb someone.3.