Potential residents can tell if the owner/operator authentically cares about providing that A+ experience, and they will vote with their wallet regarding where they stay.So going back to my original sentence, here is where my grace runs out.

@David DachteraI'm not sure the logic you express in your last sentence makes any sense.  

Basically I don’t want my obituary to be three sentences long saying how good I was at running machine tools .

Other than that it was messes or sneaking in pets and leaving me fleas to get eradicated.House hacking and dead roommates just don't sound right together in the same sentence, but I think we know what you meant.

I’m anticipating a lot of people will be “over it” between cancellations, rising expenses, unreliable managers & cleaners, and the simple fact that people are probably overextended best -Joe This is really great info, thanks for sharing.One thing to note on the last few sentences. 

I throw a fit with all the calls from wholesalers, I get you I really do, BUT... allow me to enlighten you and I hope it will make you a better investor.The first few sentences you wrote are severely off-putting to me. 

But all of you in turn jump on a person who offered a 1 sentence of advice which is relevant and does exist in Real Estate, but then make it out that I am the one who did something wrong?

Hi,As one who lost a very close family member recently and suddenly received quite a few probate letters from local investors, my advice would be to add a good three to four sentences stating your condolences and somehow tie that in with the solution you're providing the new heirs / owners.  

Sorry @Robin Boyer,That last sentence should be, they go like hot cakes.  

If you still forget something don't sweat it, just call them back and ask.You have it backwards with the last sentence in your post.