After I leave, I'd expect unit A to command ~$1300 in rents.First problem: Supposed unit B is noisy and heavy-footed, which is driving unit C crazy.

The judge agreed with the tenant and threw the case out so I had to start all over again.So even when you do what you are suppose to do, it does not work 100% of the time.

I suppose not, but sometimes you have to do it.

If they've had bad experiences with owners confronting tenants... then I suppose the policy is understandable. 

I did not pull a single permit for anything, not so much because I didn't want to but because I didn't realize I was supposed to.

The buyers both run a home business and own 3 other properties and supposedly had to relocate to wife’s hometown to care for an elderly mother.

Suppose thats the same for everyone.

The sergeants should check with their first sergeant for more guidance on why you don't fraternize with officers, they will have some stories for you about ruined careers and toxic command environments when the NCOs stop doing what they are supposed to do and start being buddy buddy with young officers.EDIT: come on man, Army?

I am suppose to be getting that transferred into my name at some point in time.

I could go to maple hts or cleveland for lower taxes i suppose.