There are ways but they are like the first two rules of The Fight Club.

I've been told that it's because there's only one cartel active in the area so you wouldn't have fights related to drugs.Hope this helps!

Current market, with cash everywhere fighting for a safe harbor, bidding wars, etc?

They can be ignorant, they can be mean-spirited, they can be under all kinds of influences and pressure, they can simply be too tired this day or fresh out of a fight with their spouse.

It's easier for everyone if there is not a big fight involved.

Fines now can range up to 20K for habitual offenders.Definition of a Nuisance party:  An assembly of persons for a social activity along with any of the following:  excessive traffic or noise, obstruction of the streets by crowds or vehicles, public drunkenness, service of alcohol to minors, fights, disturbances of the peace.https://bit.ly/32ERz7Ghttps://bit.ly/3eGMWwsOn another note, there also appears to be an increase in some neighborhoods voting to change their CC&R's to explicitly outlaw rentals less than 30-60 days.   

Don't get me wrong - the landlord advocacy and lobbying efforts here in NY have been equally ineffective.I'm quite frankly sick of fighting my legislators, who couldn't give a rat's *** about my business or the value I bring to the community. 

I did a quick claim deed where the owner was distressed and just walked away and I assumed his existing loan at the protest of his Bank I had to get a lawyer and fight his leader to get extra time to refinance the property when they found out he had signed it over to me.

Despite fighting this, Airbnb refused to pay out, and the tenants maintained their ignorance.

@Brie Schmidt I'm so glad I saw this post today; I've been fighting with myself for a month whether to quit or not, and I believe this was the sign I needed.