You have 10 settings for the sensitivity.

I removed him from the lease since she requested due to the Restraining Order.I know, right?

If he is plagiarizing - There is no clue what he will do with your sensitive information.Below is a link to show that he plagiarizes.https://www.biggerpockets.com/... 

Husband went to jail for a few days and now wife has a restraining order against him or something so he isn't living in house.Husband is now saying he is pulling his voucher.

Because they asked me to bring the mail inside and put it in a box & also have run the hot water once in awhile & kept heat to keep from freezing etc etc I can't help but see obvious signs of "issues" that lead me to believe person may be highly sensitive to an issue like Covid and act in ways that 9 of 10 people might not act such as NOT realizing it is NOT ok to  have ZERO communication for a year.

The lease says it's a non smoking unit and not only is cigarette smoke incredibly offensive to some and some people are highly sensitive to it, it does real, lasting damage to your property.

Well, I think you need to be more sensitive to your tenant. 

In short, keep an open line of communication and be sensitive when considering what amounts to raise rents to while CPI sits at a whopping 9.2%. 

There are time-sensitive things and when you are under contract on a property you can't just disappear.  

My personal opinion is I receive rent income for the rent of the property and there is solid client basis seeking to rent the property, I don't need to use my power as landlord to offer some complicated "buy here, pay here used car lot whose true business is in repo'ing those cars from the poor as soon as they default and restart the process".Please don't feel this is any form of an attack, I am simply sensitive to the blighted reputation of landlords - contracts such as this are one of the legit reasons the public doesn't like us. :)Lastly - I have sold several homes to tenants...I set them up with a bank who typically pairs them with a credit repair specialist...the tenant can buy the house at any point when they are ready at the market price whatever that is when they are ready (if the home appreciates then I gain, if the market were to crash like in 2009 by 60% I would decline sale and facilitate the the tenant in purchasing something on the market) .