If you are too sensitive or I am to harsh, well that's a different story.Clean up, re rent, disclose that your rental is a murder scene (if required by law)....that's the wisdom.FYI, I have landlorded and lived in warzones, so I'm not judging doing either, just observing the apparent reality, again my apologies if that is to harsh or an incorrect assumption.

Living in Canada with harsh winters is that something that could break a deal for anyone?

Most exterior cap ex items last longer in milder climates than harsh climates resulting in lower long term costs. 

Click bait" is pretty harsh.

However, they rarely get many takers because it's a lot of work for the mentor and, honestly, to most people it comes across as lazy (sorry if that sounds harsh it's just my opinion).A better approach would be to do the research/reading/leg work on your own. 

@Russell Brazil - The point is the law is too kind to the tenants and harsh to the landlords.

Call it harsh, but it's true. 

I know this is harsh, but I challenge you to look at your circumstances from a different perspective.

@Dave Rav I know it doesn't help now and it sounds a bit harsh, but these are definitely questions I would make sure you have answers to before telling the tenant you won't be waiving any late fees.

I'm not trying to be harsh so don't read it as such...haha.Happy Housing,Matt