The government knows this more than anyone else. 

You mention garbage, but in my area sewer is also a common utility provided by the government which a landlord would want to include in the rent and pay directly.

I'm also pretty sure that 2 of the tenants are getting government assistance and I think they are longer term tenants.After taxes, insurance and with the owner paying for heat and water the owner claims it is netting $20,000 per year.

I worked in local government for many, many years and know that there can be many layers and getting to the right person is critical.

It's a way to show empathy while also setting clear expectations for how rent can be caught up.Look Into Rental Assistance: There might be some local government or nonprofit programs that can assist tenants in these scenarios.

The county has very loose permitting/planning governance.

inflationary government policies have big consequences

If you invest in an area with local officials who think criminals are victims of society, you can't expect much help from the government.

I can't picture calling someone in the Los Angeles government and getting a straightforward answer.Mid term rentals are quite interesting.

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