Agree with @Samuel Diouf, research what were the circumstances of the person making the review for a clearer understanding.FYI - we had to disable our reviews during COVID due to owners & tenants posting so many negative reviews over government actions they expected us to fix!

This was a routine Brrrr but the added easement negotiation was new challenge talking the the neighbors matters Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

A simple laminated sign with clear steps + teaching your cohost a quick shock routine can go a long way.

Screening tenants and setting up a property management routine that keeps your first rental running smoothly.

Beyond just Section 8, one such program is for disabled persons, and includes stroke victims, elderly, etc...

No appraisals etc.On foreclosure rescue when it was legal in Or Wa  I would routinely save these deals one day before the auction and sometimes an hour before.. it was hair on fire but we did lots of them that way and actually the vast majority.. the owners dont get real serious until about 48 hours to 72 hours before the prop is oging to sale. 

Familiarize yourself with the Fair Housing Act, which prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities, including those recovering from substance abuse.

Apparently the son got disability apparently, so they're off to trash a new place.  

I routinely have alarms triggered by inept cooking or (more commonly) indoor smoking. 

In TICs where unanimous consent is required for most decisions, consider carving out routine reserve draws to manager-level authority while keeping larger non-budgeted capital items subject to a higher vote.