On top of that, you live under them and don't want to have them start making noise and try to disturb you at all hours.Why they move-- buying a house or whatever--- is really irrelevant.

Evictions for noise are rare.http://www.hmc.harvard.edu/investment-management/performance-history.html

Or another option could be they have this motion detectors at Harbor Frights and basically it makes a loud noise to scare of those who mean no good.

Also, if any maintenance issues come up from your unit that may affect other units (problems with shared plumbing, noise, etc.) the HOA sticks it's nose into the matter. 

More cities and groups were making noise this year about doing the same (Google “divest Wells Fargo”).

Fuzzy logic does show that you can still spot trends even when there is noise.

In MFH there are noise complaints, parking issues, personalities not liking each other, each other's friends, etc to sort out.

It allowed me to create my own strategy without all the noise of a thousand other investor strategies.

But yes, find a mentor and get grinding. 

Hi BP Community,Im a newbie to Real Estate Investing and just trying to eventually get out of the everyday 9-5 grind.