I have the biggest, nicest house on the block and the previous owners also did not get along with the neighbors. 

So how can I reject pain in the neck prospects early on in a legal way when it is based on my subjective evaluation of the visit?

And thank you Account Closed but once you’ve been in the STR business for a while you’ll feel my pain. 

.-4th time again several months later (Today)   tenant on Side B called and said drain is blocked and what were we going to do about it and their clothes that were ruined. 

Maybe she received your handbill/mailer shortly after the garage door fell and was simply calling to she was going to fix the door, not sell the house and then changed her mind.There's a fine line between being persistent and a pain-in-the-***, cross it and you will never get the deal.

But your point of view does make sense to me; West Central, as you mentioned, seems positioned to undergo a drastic change at some point with Kendall Yards being only a few blocks away.

However, I also want to get rid of the tenant that is a pain in the butt.  

Look, the bank is 1 block from you and they are open til 1 PM Sat.

Some of those that overpaid for only ok properties in only ok areas will certainly feel the pain.

You mention price first, so I assume that is a pain point, you also mention doing it yourself.