you can contact building department and see what the hours of operation are.. and make builder adhere to that.

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The job that's supposed to be finished in 3 days beginning to end is not even half finished three weeks later.

The property, however, has returned $12,000 per year in income for the past ten years after my father fixed it - hundreds of hours of labor plus about $20k. 

Just looking to get opinions on what would be the preferred route to take for a 1000 sq ft single-family ranch home - one with three small bedrooms and one bathroom (which is the current set up), or converting it to two larger bedrooms with two full baths (specifically, creating a larger master bedroom with a master bath).

What is their hourly wage?

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I don't think you can request higher than three times income, besides If they're earning more they can afford to rent elsewhere.

Recently, I closed a similar transaction and on that transaction the private money lender was not comfortable with just a mortgage, so he required three personal guarantees as well. 

I called a plumber.....they came out to fix it.....Now everyone is happy.Since you're in the East Bay like me, I would suggest you have your property manager in Cleveland give the tenant 24 hour notice that they are going to come into the property to see if they can figure out what's going on......They may find or hear something that may not intially be visible but if they run some water faucets and or flush the toilets and water keeps dripping or running afterwards you can start to get to the root of the problem.