We try to write 5-8 new blogs per month with useful info that offers potential customers links to more comprehensive reports at the bottom in exchange for their email address and phone number e.g.

-Verify how much each customer is actually paying.

Then he would start an argument with the Tenant about whatever subject he could.

Admin: My only affiliation to the above recommended company is that I am a happy customer.

You have to get the drug dealers out or you'll never get quality tenants in the other unit so you'll end up renting to some of their customers.

Again, though, this expense is accounted for in the 50% rule (and, if you're actually buying, your due diligence calculations), so if you are careful with your buying you should be covered.The argument BUT YOUR EXPENSES ARE WAY MORE!

A lumber liquidator is a option or a custom cabinet shop can usually make one easy.

There is a statistic somewhere that says a satisfied customer may tell one or two people about his experience, but an unsatisfied customer will tell, on average, NINE people about his bad experience. 

At the end of the day, though, the tenants are still your customers. 

You might not want to live there but your "customer" is the section 8 tenant and they most likely would be fine living in a nice house even though next door is an eyesore.Third, I wouldn't worry about the tree unless you see clear evidence of some kind of damage happening now.