Unlike the frenzied buying behavior during the pandemic, today’s buyers are more selective and are seeking properties that offer true value.This shift has led to increased demand for move-in-ready homes and properties that are in excellent condition.

Specifically I will look into the following:- Legal- Tax Rules- Network + Friends + Connections- Language Barriers- Payment Transactions and Recourse for Fraud- General/customary behavior among vendors and contractors in the area (good and bad)

Everything you know, expect, or think is reasonable behavior in your middle-income reality simply do not apply.Rules for success with D-class? 

Their behavior is not likely to improve.  

Your tenant is not paying rent as agreed, so you want to pay him money for his bad behavior?

Ask about their payment punctuality, behavior as tenants, and reasons for leaving.- Since they have been paying taxes for eight years, request copies of their tax returns for the past two to three years.

Ultimately, it sounds like they did you a favor but that you need to curb the behavior to prevent unnecessary work and being over charged in the future.We have run into issues like this many times in the past.

My place sleeps a lot, and so, is often rented by large groups of "friends", no one with a majority stake in the collective negative outcomes of their behavior. 

S8 is clearly not responsible for the behavior of your tenants. 

Criticizing others for their failure to do the same provides them self-justification for their confirmation bias.This is a common behavior pattern to justify many debatable decisions people make in life.