Appreciation has been so good that I can now sell them all and buy several paid off houses in Nevada or Florida and have 4 times my living expenses coming in every month while I live in a paid off house down there...But I'm still in the grind.

If you disagree, they review it but usually sides with their editors.60% of guest I would ban for violating policies like number of guest, smoking, throwing parties, shooting pellet guns, violating noise ordinances, or damaging the property.

I have no idea why he chose this time to post or what axe he has to grind, but we simply don't have time to do business with this type of vendor.  

The biggest complaints are noise and safety.

In all seriousness, I have learned over the years many things in Rear and one lesson I have learned several times, be very careful and better to avoid homes with large negatives and a cemetery across the street is likely one of the largest of these negatives, down the list would be under airport flight paths, railroad tracks, on main streets with heavy traffic or traffic noise, near landfills, etc.

Do you send some kind of follow-up complaint letter to the noise offenders?

But at least you might get the heads up if you have a noise or drug problem.

Bottom line, you should be rattling a lot of chains and making a lot of noise right now with everyone involved because this is costing you time and money.

Make them aware of any noise ordinances and make it their responsibility to know the local laws and code.

I figure it's the best way for me to learn how to get out of my comfort zone, learn the grind, and figure out the market.