We let them know that if they feel unsafe or if the tenant is being too loud that they need to contact the police.

Quote from @Andrew Gardiner: Hello my name is Andrew I'm from Hartville Ohio I really want to get into investing I'm extremely interested in learning how to create passive income my goal is to own 3 doors at the moment only up from here the only problem I have right now is knowing where to start and I have no money I work a fulltime job but I want to leave this place and become better with money  Read, Educate, Learn, etc.

I have also received multiple complaints about loud music from his apartment, which I have sent notice to him.After multiple notices for smoking and noise, I decided something needs to be done therefore I sent him notice of lease violation with mentioning all 3 violations. 1.

Many people don’t realize they’re being loud.

In the meantime, I have to live under the same roof with a tenant who doesn’t pay, doesn’t care, and regularly invites people over, being loud and disruptive like she has nothing to lose.I’ve been depressed.

.--- Perhaps, they both go into this getting what it is that they each wanted, albeit different things.Dunno, just spit balling and thinking out loud here, but the whole thing seems to be an interesting topic to explore.

Quote from @Penny Wilkinson: How are appraisers approaching value on multi-family when there are extremely limited comps available?

I currently live in South Florida where Mortgages, Taxes and Insurance rates are extremely high.

There are some things that are extremely useful.

During the day, outside, it's pretty loud.