Do they respect your properties the way they did 20, 30, even 40 years ago or have they changed for better or worse?

I guess it all depends on the type of renter relationship you have, but  if you start the "it's your problem, not mine" attitude, it's a slippery slope of the tenant losing respect for you, and the "IDGAF" attitude which could cost you a lot more in deferred maintenance.    

I have many offers on the property @ $1600 and $1500 respectively that i'm sifting through.assuming they don't all fall through i'm in effectively for no money out of pocket and $3100 in cashflow - the mortgage which should be in the 2k range after the refinance.  

And the price goes up respectively.

@Joe Villeneuve  - I respectfully disagree.

And I will let the respective party know you referred. 

@James Yoo - This is such a tough dilemma, these people have rights and deserve respect but so do you and your residents.  

My question is what is the best way to go about this while still being respectful and not incurring any backlash?

I lost all respect for her and cut ties with her. 

I say this with all do respect (I don’t want to sword fight).