A FED studies showed that 71% of the price drop was due to the credit disruption.

I'm glad to be rid of him and his messy disruptive crew, but is there any way to discourage them from trashing the place on the way out?

And you will see that 4% return on the $2 million after the short-term price disruption subsidesThe posters on this thread all seem to be long term passive income investors building a portfolio.

Whenever my annual general liability insurance or workers compensation insurance auditor would come to visit my office, disrupt my busy workday and get all up in my business I would make sure to be very nice to them but to put them in an uncomfortable work spot.

We will work hard to make sure there is as little disruption to you as possible.

The city engineer basically stated that the project would be very disruptive, and would take place over three years.

The tenant has been good with my property so why disrupt a good thing which is the approach I am taking at this time.

Is anyone out there thinking about new technologies and their future effect on the business? I'm specially thinking of 3D printing and the possibility it replaces the home building industry as we know it. I'm reading ...

Disrupting tenants is a common typical concern.  

As @Andrew Syrios mentioned you can get creative with configuration to add more rooms without disrupting the flow of the property too much.