Plumbing, electrical, lath and plaster, foundations without mortar all cause headaches in my opinion.

I would also be concerned about the friend's statement that the demand is high "this year".

My tenant caused damage by leaving carpets with excessive cat urine and vomit all over, burnt holes in it with hot coals in a plastic bucket and pretty much never vacuumed stairs, cleaned shower etc etc.She wanted some TV wires back that she left so she was organizing a painter to come and fill the holes and repaint them.

The concern here is I try to keep my hassle free pay on time tenants.

Cause I know we all visit a company website and see they have testimonials but how do we know they are really real.

The neighbors also report that the tenants are "really wild" (a neighbor's son hung out with them) and "stepped right off the Jerry Springer show," and they can't imagine these people will stick around for that long.I am concerned that the proper background checks were not done - am I within my rights to ask to see the paperwork for these checks that they claimed they do on all tenants?

I recommend you visit this site - https://www.hopb.co/nevada/ - and do a little research into what Nevada statutes say/define "reasonable" where fees like what you are being assessed are concerned.

To be honest and this might be silly, but my only real concern is that since the Server minimum wage in Colorado is over $7 that it might be a little harder to get a server job there than in NJ.

They are having a hearing open to Landlords, Tenants and stake holders (general public as well) to provide them with your comments, concerns and ideas.

Cash buyers, or those using hard money lenders, are much easier to deal with.I wouldn't be too concerned, though.