@Mike Dymski Thank you for your post, it means alot.. and @Bruce Woodruff it wont inflate my head, i know where things stand, but it does help to hear encouraging words that acknowledge the difficulty of the project I am taking on.

I'm sure there were many opposing takeaway's by all who read that thread, but James didn't apologize for his methods or process, and acknowledged they're not for everyone.

Accept the learning curve, acknowledge little victories, and never forget that every failure serves as a springboard for success.

He acknowledged and said he didn't want to list it again.I gave him every other possible scenario to sell his property and he said he wasn't interested in any of them.

And as the other poster acknowledged Indiana might have more cash flow on properties. 

But I acknowledge that it's my fault as I let sympathy get in the way when it started happening.Aside from the few months of non-payments, and then catching up - there are no other issues with her.

Tenant acknowledges that Landlord has no obligation to obtain insurance for Tenant including, but not limited to, liability, hazard, or contents insurance.

It's one of those things I feel like I have to acknowledge because their perceptions are their reality (like the rest of us, I suppose). 

I didn’t see anyone mention as of January 20, 2017, In-Person Check-in Agent and 24/7 Complaint Response Agent acting on behalf of a Transient Private Home Rental (TPHR) managing agency/owner manager were required to submit notarized affidavits personally acknowledging their agreement to act as an agent in one or both of these capacities.

That said, I acknowledge it's a pain in the butt to move every single year.