It seems to me that an organizer might not be necessary, if anyone had a Q&A they wanted to write up, they could do it and submit it, but even better, there are probably a lot of posts already written that would serve well in a FAQ, so when someone noticed that a common question was answered, the text could just be cut and pasted into the FAQ page and then after a while it could be turned into a formal FAQ with minimal work.

If that doesn't work ask the lady on the 2nd floor if you (and your wife or GF) can come sit in the living room one evening to determine the source.Put the tenants on notice with a letter, include with it a copy of the appropriate page of your lease (with the paragraph about loud noises highlited).

Thanks ahead of time

Interesting point about closing table payments, Wheatie...Essentially, when you buy the property, you pay the first year's insurance at the closing table (or even ahead of time directly to the insurance company and then provide proof at the closing table) this then starts your term. 1 year later you owe it again, that is where the escrow account comes in.Taxes are due when they are due, however.

I'm a gearhead, and I've always came out ahead on my hotrodding projects by buying and selling stuff to fund the hobby.

That is when I first noticed the property.

Wise to state notice to leave is always given as of the first.

However, I have read some 'experts' that say unless you practice with your semi on a regular basis you are better off with the simplicity of a wheel gun.AdrianG: after you spend some time reading the many useful posts all over this site, you will see that some of us rent to low-income tenants where we are actively involved in cash rent collections, delivering eviction notices, chasing drug dealers and other undesirables off property, doing repairs at odd hours, etc.

I would like to get ahead of the competitive stage of public notices.

Am I being picky as to notice the trash piled up?