I asked the gentleman to leave the property and instead of him leaving, of course he found it acceptable to argue.

Hi, all...I have a tenant who's had repeated complaints from neighboring tenants about loud arguing, yelling, screaming profanities, etc.

The only costs you will not have from living there now to when you move out is property management fees, which one could argue to still have a PM on the one unit so they know the building so when you move out they already know the property and tenant.

@Bob Stevens That is definitely the baseline and no arguing there. 

You can argue it was frothy before, but is Google or Amazon's business prospect suddenly 25~30% dimmer over the last 6 months? 

The tree being near the property line would make it easy to argue over without getting a survey done, which isn’t worth it, due to how cheap it was for me to remove it.

Although I would argue that if you should be re-leveraging every 5-7 years and utilizing your equity into other investments.

You don't want to argue with the tenant at move out when he says he did pay it. 

In fact, we'd argue it WILL NOT solve all your problems. 

Rents can change from block to block.I will argue that buying is always better than renting, but not buying right can create issues down the road.