No, people would rather whine about a poor busboy......jeeeez

.  Or psychological thought patterns of  persuasion and people who are considered sophisticated) Not looking for anything that targets emotions or that hypes passion like rich dad poor dad.

Increasing their rent after 3 months of construction annoyance, yeah, I think you handled that poorly. 

I bet I know the property you're talking about.

Checking locally is probably you best bet, but If you want to talk more specific numbers, shoot me a message and we can go from there.Cheers!

Its ironic that you answered Dave, because I was thinking "I bet Dave Foster would know...."

The poor contractor gets 20 referrals and a bill for $800.

Your better bet might be to go to RUBS for heat at least in the short term. 

There will be other tenants moving in August 1st and I can bet that they will throw in the towel with this situation and want to quit on their 1 year leases.

Luke, I have limited knowledge of Dayton, but based on google street view, your risks are fairly real.Property to right is poorly kept and to left is a tow yard/car shop.