The banks are unwilling, or that would have been my first point of thought.

Only proceed to eviction if you are 100% sure you have been clear with the tenant, and they are still unable/unwilling to comply.As you get more experience being a LL , you get better at clear communication and setting boundaries.  

One of the frequent money cases that people share with me is one spouse wants to invest to get out of the rat race but the other spouse is unwilling to do so because their family grew up with little money.

An escrow account would be a good solution if he's unwilling to just offer some sort of concession. 

***Renting in the area is thriving because people are unwilling to pay market value for a house, unable to save for a down payment or uneducated on the minimal cost barrier of entry to home ownership.

The association president has been unsuccessful in reaching next of kin regarding the condo and anyone at his lending agency is unwilling to divulge information.

It could just be price and the owner is unwilling to negotiate, or it could be something else....

I want strong rents and I am unwilling to compromise much.  

If they're unwilling to do this, then I would file a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the county to request it in Excel format.

For short term rentals (or any length for that matter), do not leave out anything that you are unwilling to get stolen or destroyed.