Was inspired again reading this forum thread..Anyway- are you settled into a better routine of living more on your terms??? 

Tenant A routinely complains about tenant B making noise, blocking the driveway, and having multiple people over, and when I recently brought it up with tenant B and asked them to keep it down and generally be more neighborly, as stated in the lease, they complained about tenant A harassing them and acting aggressively.  

As we bump along our landlording journeys, we acquire great material for a dramatic novel or a comedy routine.  

I own all my stuff, and while it may not be fancy, it's fairly new, does the job, and allows me to take advantage of houses when they come up.

Liberty Management routinely conducts two periodic inspection surveys or more as needed of the property with interior pictures and send the reports to the owner.If this is going be a problem for you please do not apply for one of our properties.2.

And was glad to see them move out :-)For instance, I routinely ignored angry voicemails from tenants about how they could hear other tenants having loud sex. 

Contact me off forum, via email on my website, and I'll send it to you.In Alabama:The Agreement for Entry for Routine Maintenance and Inspection must be separate from the lease to be enforceable.The Agreement to Show During Last Four Months, without the need for notice or consent, must be separate to be enforceable.Other addenda must be separate, some I advise be separate, because they don't apply to all tenants.

Have you heard of the old . " Bait and switch routine"?

All 3 bureaus will be pulled, commonly called a Tri-merge; fancy name for combining all 3 bureau reports in to one easy to read format.Auto loan lenders are free to use an version, most use Fico08 auto-enhanced.

That sounds like too much for me to spend right now.In addition, there is a clause in the tenant lease which states "Tenant shall conduct routine landscaping of the Premises, including regular mowing of the grass, removal of leaves and small fallen branches, regular removal of all weeds and grasses in landscaped areas and trimming of plantings, including shrubs, unless otherwise provided by the Owner or a third party such as a homeowners association."