The tenants are clearly responsible here.

I appreciate your response, but I don’t appreciate that you’re assuming I’m just wasting money.

The tenant was responsible for the other 11 months of the lease rent and paid two months and then stopped.

This article will help provide some insight into that question.First, it is crucial to understand that the real estate market and the stock market are two different markets.

The short-and-sweet responses to your post:1. 

WRONG.Even if a keyword consistently brings in leads—whether they are distressed sellers or retail buyers—there’s still one crucial thing you need to check at the end of the day:HOW MANY CONTRACTS DID YOU GET FROM THAT KEYWORD?

Feel free to send me a private message as well.Dave,I was not trying to be flippant regarding the 'management is easy'... just didn't want to get all wordy in my response. 

I get compliments all the time about how responsive I was. 

If they settled for such a large amount, the landlord must have carried some responsibility, and the insurance lawyers didn't feel they could win the case.

You are literally targeting people who do NOT want to sell their house.REMEMBER THIS:Motivation is an emotional RESPONSE to A Circumstance.