A bit about me: I’m a payroll manager for a restaurant group, where I handle everything from creating policies and SOPs to processing payroll and ensuring compliance with state and federal laws.

If you can handle that kind of discomfort, I'd recommend moving to an emerging market and house-hacking (that's what I did).

Another consideration, @Jay Hinrichs, is whether the electrical infrastructure at the property can handle it. 

Not too shabby for a property we handled in just over a month.

So my question is this: How is this handled by you Pro Agents who list properties?

I believe they expect us to rollover and let our insurance company handle it and just settle.

I would do it one time as a good-will gesture, but I would make it clear that he has to handle it from that point forward.

Ok so I thought $1250 for a 3day course, (a usb which did not work and still waiting to receive a new one after emailing back and forth for a month now-they did however let me access it online instead), I can handle that.

I’m seeking advice on how to handle a challenging situation with noisy upstairs neighbors in an upscale Miami apartment community.

I am a busy man, sometimes more than others, as we all are.I come in here to help others when I can.I make no money from this-and making money is my primary focus.That and handling the responsibilities and time consuming tasks that go with it.I also lead a very comfortable life full of friends and business acquaintances that take up a great deal of my time.