I also use the state police criminal record(Texas DPS).AND I check with the county court records, sometimes there will be a pending case that can have an effect on your tenants ability to pay rent.

I have never really seen a new member get battered by senior member of the site and seems to me that people have been good at policing theme selves already.

and these guys bought it out of foreclosure for $165K in 2011 - although they did a gut renovation and resisted.I have read the police reports, the city planning docs, and overall, to the untrained eye - this is a C/D area moving to a B/C area.

As for the rest of the building, I'd send e-mails to the other 3 units that you have received complaints about noise from that unit and are trying to alleviate the problem, but you cannot do much unless they call the police to report any further disturbances as you need proper documentation.

it is that there is bad with every goodand that you have to know a good thing when you see it/I have probably gotten 6,000 dollars worth of work for about 2,500and although not all of it is spit and polish most of it is very well done his expertise seems to lie in structural and engineering codes and section 8 requirements building codes etcand he helps me stay in compliance with these thingsI will be sticking with this guy every land lord needs a good handyman/GC that can be trusted.my eye for detail will have to be developed to compensate for his lack of the beauty aestheticeventually we will mutt and jeff ourselves into bigger pockets

It tells me you know if a diamond field and folks need to roll up their sleeves, start turning over rocks to find those diamonds, polish them up, and then sell them or rent them.

piece was 425 with sink cut we polished

But be aware of the sign police too....oh and you should get a mentor.

I would look into those.This is second hand info, so don't take it as a truth but I have heard a police report for a break in etc... is enough to justify not living there anymore.

@Rao V. if the people are physically at the house with their stuff the police consider it a civil mater (eviction).