There are plenty of after-the-fact horror stories. 

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.7.

@Paul Begich Amazing story brother, all the congrats and positive energy to you!!

As everyone likes to hear these, hiring horror stories?

In my market I will look at comps in the last 6months; +/- 200sf; within 5 years of year built; single story to single story ect.; stay in the neighborhood. 

On the 3-5 story frame buildings clients build they use resilient channel with mineral wool like Mike mentioned above.

Hey thanks Joni was a little long-winded but figured id lay it all out in a first post so if anyone was checking into me later on they'd be able to get the whole story. ive looked at keene, and a few other spots around VT/NH/MA but i feel like im priced out of new england unless i find a forclosure and do rehab myself, and that’s more than I can take on right now.

Personally I would suggest single story, single family, 3bed 2bath 2car garage homes built after 2005.

@Colleen F.Thank you Colleen, you are absolutely correct, a second story would solve my issue I could potentially see some conflict with the neighbors to the back of the property but it is definitely something I will explore!

Nothing special, but if I want to do assisted living, that's a whole different story.