That said ... you seem to answer your own question in your headline -- "I know I should pass."

Headline is only for attention and could have multiple meanings.

Those two zips are quickly making the daily headlines for shootings, car jackings, break-ins and all the fun stuff that goes with it.

News headline in about 60 days:US Home Sales Soar to Seven Year High in March

If anything ends up happening to these awful tenants, the headline on CNN is going to be "greedy landlord tries to forcefully remove tenants instead of going through the courts" My best advice here is to speak to attorneys and at least hear what they have to say about best course of action.

As soon as I saw your headline, I knew it was a tenant leaving early.

If they borrow more than they can afford to finance those properties, then they risk creating a crash.Now ponder this headline today in the Wall Street JournalHouse Money: Wall Street Is Raising More Cash Than Ever for its Rental-Home GambitInvestors wager that high prices, higher mortgage rates and skimpy inventory are making homeownership harder for individuals and familiesSo I would say that the signs are pointing to a bubble.

Watch the town council meetings, setup email alerts for "overnight rentals Knoxville" or whatever you can think up to keep watch on the headlines.

And, here's a headline for you:  "Landlord gets 20 years for stealing deposits(source:  https://securitydepositrefund....)

there fixed the headline for you