I like to have some compassion in understanding their situation and seeing how you can remedy it in the least cost way.

Your compassion for the tenant is wonderful and I wish more people were like you.

Salesperson at Compass

John Farady, I applaud your compassion and true investment in a struggling community.

I have compassion for those sick and I would work with a situation like this to create a workable repayment sturcture. 

What they fail to recognize is the stories of landlord kindness and compassion.

I do not like residents reciting code to me PERIODIf it breaks on you, you fix it - make all reasonable effortsCommunicating with residents and a little compassion go a long way during a crisisIf you decide not to keep said resident, start planning now for better days aheadIf you decide to renew, make it on your terms, there is a "new sheriff in town"Know your market as far as asking for first, last, security, move in fees, etc.Offering a little upfront now may prevent them asking for a lot laterKnow your state code: tenant/landlord, building, fire, board of healthALWAYS have a planAt the end of the day having to pay $100 bucks to keep residents happy may be worth it.

I really do appreciate the compassion from each and everyone of you. 

I must say, I was very impressed by the passion and compassion from everyone.

I don't think there are many here who would knowingly pass along untruths however.I'd have to say too integrity depends on the moral compass.