@Elise BickelThank you for that warning.

Rent Roll, Tenant Ledger, Even Bank Statement) it would show that there is a growing balance (the late fees) or the deposit being made after the due date which should have raised a flag.Unless no reports were sent (unacceptable) or there were not reviewed (also unacceptable), warning signs were visable after 2 or 3 months.Oren

Is this a warning to agents that might read this and do what you're suggesting?

Be warned:  It is what will make QB 'sticky' as we say in the web industry.  

Here's some backstory before I get to the details - I am in the process of evicting one of the tenants in that 4 unit for multiple lease violations (non-payment of rent, installed a window a/c unit and has not taken it out despite multiple warnings, and has had 2 people living in the unit who are not on the lease for the last 6mo).

I proceeded to give him a notice on Thursday saying this is a warning and is the only and final notice, stating that he didn’t have permission from homeowner to park on the driveway and if it happens again, the vehicle would be towed in vehicle owner’s expenses.

Hi, This is my first post so if it's answered elsewhere let me know.Is there a good reason to boot tenants vehicles with no warning for minor violations?

(warning: this is not endorsement for Morris Invest, but the message is still worth watching)So, what do others like to do, pay it off, or ride the mortgage wave?

You'll want to look at indirect things such as "warnings to residents not to leave food scraps in hallways" or "needing to replacing damaged wiring" etc. 

I'll assume you gave them ample warning before they signed the lease that construction was going to be done in the other unit.Most areas have city ordinances for the days and timeframes when construction is allowed.