If you're the landlord, take action to resolve complaints quickly.- Consider SoundproofingIf the issue can't be resolved directly, solutions like heavy curtains, rugs, or white noise machines can help reduce the impact.Noise issues can often be resolved with patience and good communication.

No more lost texts, scattered conversations or he-said, she-said…resolve any potential disputes quickly and have a history of all messages.

While this suggests instability, it's worth assessing if they are actively trying to resolve the situation.One potential solution could be to offer the tenant the option of finding a roommate.

Also make sure you guys are compatible but this can be a great way to get you going. 

I have made a Bridge Loan to them on their Pueblo Springs Apartment project--they are passed due in paying off the loan and are not responsive with information to resolve that situation. 

According to the study, ‘These results seem compatible with the literature on “food deserts” that documents how poorer people live in areas with fewer options for healthy food.’To help with identification, here's a list of all new Starbucks that have opened.Another indicator is the increase in median wages in an area where median rents are at-or-below the median rent for the entire city.

And if you’ve ever dealt with something like this, I’d really appreciate any advice on how you got it resolved.

I can guarantee you, that someone in the guru's SubTo community would not be able to or is positioned to resolve this kind of issue.Creative financing takes money, experience and risk and knowing which Creative financing technique to use based on the circumstances, the lender, the seller's goals, your goals for the property and so on.Back to your question "in the realm of residential, why do SubTo vs Contract For Deed?'

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Quote from @Schola Eburuoh: Hey all—I help manage a few units and am a grad student working on a project around property maintenance.I've noticed that across a few of my small multifamily units, a surprising number of service requests are for stuff tenants might be able to resolve themselves: tripped breakers, loose door hinges, clogged drains, smoke alarm chirping, etc.I'm curious how others are handling this.Would really appreciate if you could share:What % of your service requests would you say are minor/non-urgent?