I worry about ticking off my tenants by not prioritizing what they want first.

What should be mentioned is things are getting back to bubble mentality fast.When there's a lot of competition, the herd mentality takes over and common sense leaves.You may heard the saying that applies to all market trends. "3/4 of all people jump into the market at the last 1/3 of the move."

Are recovering alcoholics, drug addicts and those with co-occurring mental illness really handicapped?

Just a mentality.

*over 15 fortune 500 companies headquarters within 30 Minutes of either city*a flood of millenials moving here every year due to a progressive mentality, who prefer to rent * I self manage but get $400 a door all day

Rent I use rentometer, craigslist etcI still do used these site as a realtor bc it's what my clients use, however, accurate it is.Generally it's best to keep a database (physically or mentally) of your area.

(Those tenants drained my family because you can't pin them down for something tangible and they turn you into the bad guy.)Sure he probably didn't lose tons of money, but mentally I can see this draining the life out of someone.

IANAL- but glass pipes and "appearing high" would likely not meet reasonable cause for a warrant, as would evidence of distribution or sighting of actual drugs.Personally, if they're good tenants who pay rent on time and are employed, I wouldn't do more than make a mental note of it.

In other words, prioritize quality content over quantity.

Took money from the guy for payment towards rent, and now they had a falling out and the guy won't leave.Background: My tenant has a mental disability and has caretakers that stop by occasionally.