There is no reason to fear or show any compassion for this tenant.Interesting we have not heard back on this post, I can only assume he did not terminate their lease as advised.

No personal involvement, no emotion, no compassion. 

Being a landlord is a business and having compassion for individual tenants life issues is not a luxury you can afford.

Landlords should wise and grow a conscience all though, greed doesn't leave much room for common sense or compassion.

We treat it as a privilege not a right, we are in control, not at our tenants mercy.Landlords should do everything in their power to research actual prior addresses and contact those property owners, not just rely on the eviction portion of the screening report.If we treat the people who are building our wealth with respect and compassion, maybe we'll see better results.

Charity, concern and compassion come with a price tag.

You do not have the skill set to survive in this business.Why would you ever have the slightest bit of compassion for someone that has stolen from you.

Again going back to the grandma analogy, a little compassion here goes a long way.

(I like Brandon a lot) And before I write some harsh criticism, I'd like to open with the fact that Brandon is showing and advising compassion, and I say Bravo in a big way for that.Sigh.

All actions are based off systems and procedures w/ a little bit of compassion when appropriate.