The answer to your concern depends your risk tolerance and level of knowledge.

The most popular purpose-made masonry paint for this is called Drylok and while I wouldn't count on it working 100% of the time, sometimes it gets the job done tolerably well in situations like this and really makes the tenant feel like you did something.Someone else recommended Mr.

How high is your risk tolerance?

I'd want a sponsor that invests for cash flow, because appreciation can be unpredictable at times.To maximize my returns (this is subjective based on your risk tolerance), I'd focus on offerings in a high growth area. 

Attorneys have different personalities and varying risk tolerances just like other people.

I would also send her a letter that states when the rent is due and remind her it won't be tolerated in the future.

calling the police and their landlord is the least I would do.the very first time it would happened, I would not even ask my wife (of course she does not want you to go there, she is worried about you), go there, tell them they are in the wrong by law and morals, give them 15 minutes to stop that, and then call the police.I would rather see them thrown on the street, into jail, or whatever happens to them, that is your wife, your kid, your family, you do what is necessary, but please not a minute longer tolerate that!!!!!!!!!!

His wife is a nice gal who never bothers me and I don't think really cares about the issues that he brings up to me, if he was more like his wife, I would not be considering terminating his tenancy, and I have talked to him in the past about his behavior, told him I would not tolerate it and that if he didn't like the way I did things, he could move and it did get better... for awhile until it recently started again.

Find somebody better and never tolerate a violent tenant in your property.

Everything appears to be relative, but with respect to basic daily living logic there are limits as to what can be tolerated... at least for me.