If I had a tenant who pays their rent, albeit late,  but takes good care of the property I probably wouldn't rock the boat too much.

I have a few staging items...rocking chairs on the porch...wine glasses and pretty colorful dishes in the kitchen...nice towels and soaps in the bath...nothing major...but the buyers did not ask nicely for the staging items but informed me  they get them because they were shown in the listing photos and everything in the photo is included in the sale ! 

For example, if you have 3 very quiet tenants and rent the 4th unit to a rock and roll band drummer that says he rehearses (alot), then you probably are asking for issues.

KellyKelly I'm close  by in Rock Hill.

Everyone exists in their silo and doesn't dare venture out of it to accomplish something for fear of rocking the boat. 

Started out in Colorado Springs, but am now residing in Castle Rock, Colorado, an almost perfect middle distance between the Springs and metro Denver.

Greetings BP,I am currently in the process of purchasing two investment properties in North Little Rock, Arkansas.I have called several insurance companies and quotes are ranging from $70 to over $100 per month.Any suggestions on great Insurance Providers would be much appreciated!!

With that being said, I spent a great deal of time stuffing one ceiling with sections of carpet and insulation to eliminate noise, and after re-sheet-rocking the ceiling and moving in new tenants the sound still transferred through surprisingly audible. 

Just remember, you have to dig through tons of dirt and rock to get to the gold.

Little Rock, AR.