-Verify how much each customer is actually paying.

The landlord, if truly screaming without provocation from tenant, has poor customer service skills and that's his problem or his businesses problem now that you no longer live there.

The appraiser doesn't want their butt on the line and the bank possibly voting on a loan doesn't want an exception.

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You have to get the drug dealers out or you'll never get quality tenants in the other unit so you'll end up renting to some of their customers.

A lumber liquidator is a option or a custom cabinet shop can usually make one easy.

There is a statistic somewhere that says a satisfied customer may tell one or two people about his experience, but an unsatisfied customer will tell, on average, NINE people about his bad experience. 

At the end of the day, though, the tenants are still your customers. 

@Shayla Fletcher   To post pics, use the little button in the toolbar that looks like a mountain range ( or is it a forest?

You might not want to live there but your "customer" is the section 8 tenant and they most likely would be fine living in a nice house even though next door is an eyesore.Third, I wouldn't worry about the tree unless you see clear evidence of some kind of damage happening now.