I think the best way to combat that reason that people leave is to be responsive. 

But I think it should include anyone that provides housing to the qualifying tenants under this rule.https://www.accountingtoday.com/news/wyden-proposes-bill-to-offer-tax-credits-to-combat-homelessness?

(Yes, you could combat the higher taxes by raising rents).

We inherited the tenant when we bought a 4-plex, this person has always been combative and threatening. 

But I was not aware of the MI and how high they can get with a 3.5% down payment.What are the solutions have you guys found to combat this?

Real estate has been the best way to combat inflation.

The new unemployment data coincides with evidence that some newly laid-off Americans are facing delays in receiving unemployment benefits, with state agencies intensifying efforts to combat fraud.

Arrangements like this are quickly becoming the norm as cities work to combat sprawl and increase density of housing.Several of the BP podcast guests have remarked that many of their excellent deals were SFR on large lots where they could put another apartment behind the main building.

Side note, I hope it does not reach the summary process, but this tenant is particularly combative and has also blocked my number...The verbiage on the NTQ isANY SUMS OF MONEY TENDERED TO LANDLORD OR THEIR ATTORNEY AFTER THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE SHALL BE ACCEPTED AS PAYMENT FOR USE AND OCCUPANCY AND COSTS OF EVICTION ONLY, AND SHALL NOT BE CONSIDERED ACCEPTANCE OF RENT, NOR SHALL IT PREJUDICE OR PREVENT THE LANDLORD FROM PURSUING SUCH REMEDIES, INCLUDING EVICTION, TO WHICH IT MAY BE ENTITLED AT LAW OR IN EQUITY.Best, Michael 

How have you combated against low inventory and high prices to find properties that can make you money?