Add in all those that go unreported and we are likely in the realm of millions per year.Ive seen fair housing violations occur with buyer love letters, and Ive reported them to HUD, and seen the fine passed down for it. 

I would ask the neighbor(s) to send you video of the tenant blasting music/making loud noises as well as provide you with any police and/or animal control reports that have been filed. 

The PMC has found quality vendors, negotiated reduces rates for their clients' properties, verified the vendor is properly insured, received and diagnosed the complaint, hired the vendor, coordinated with the tenant, received the invoice, paid it and tracked it for 1099 reporting and does that each year as well.  

Typically a home inspector might charge $400 to inspect a house, but that's because they spend several hours putting together an inspection report.Tarl said to keep the costs down, he told the inspector he didn't need the formal inspection report.

Weekly reports, dealing with potential budget issues, etc.

As appraisers rarely make that kind of error I would hazard a guess that the sq ft is below grade and included in below grade sq footage on the report.

Also, check with a CPA but you will have to report this on your taxes differently than a traditional rental.

Good grief, you people...US News and World Report ranks California #2 in the county, only behind Massachusetts, for business environment:https://www.usnews.com/news/be...Why?

We have goal of converting to full-time rehabbing by the end of this fiscal year and look to be aggressively active in our area, gaining a minimum of 2 properties/month by January 2022.

Anytime a tenant reports "not feeling safe", you need to take actions to make them feel safe.