The only thing that makes us want to put in carpet again is that it's really good for noise proofing.

Ticking me off with incessant calls, bugging the neighbors with your noise, just being a PITA?....

Indoor and outdoor safety considerations.Talk with your insurance broker about proper coverage for you and for their business, especially liability.Consider the impact on the neighbors.... noise, traffic, parking.Consider the extra wear and tear and how you would be compensated.You say these tenants are just renting until they have enough in savings to purchase a house of their own.

Anything is possible but it took me 8 years before I quit my six figure corporate grind job.

I'm all for grinding and hard work.

Not sure if its a local thing (I live in Queens, NY) or if it's done everywhere else, but 7pm every day everyone makes noise and cheers here to thank the medical workers from their house. 

My claims are violation of the elase due to late payments every month, repeated warnings about noise, and negligence to the property.

I've heard of people with big 5BR houses that can make a lot of money running high quantity lower cost, but that's a grind.

No tenant issues no noise between tenants, no tenants fighting, first floor tenants complain 2nd floor tenants walk around like bears, etc, etc, etc....I guess it sounds good in theory but the costs to aquire such a facility and keep it 100% occupied is the other side of the coin...I'd love to hear your take on it Jon.

It will be a GRIND when you are changing tenants have to show the place 15 times during the weekdays, Saturday morning showings, wait for an HVAC contractor on Christmas Eve, have to deliver a 5 day notice for non payment of rent, etc.