We generally live in a comfort zone, and afraid to leave it that's why only 1% of population runs the worlds wealth and only 5% of population are financially solvent.

If you end up canning this PM and decide to take another stab at finding a good one, see if you can find one who has been in the business a long time and is also a successful broker or has some other revenue stream that way they won’t need to bleed you dry with additional fees in order to stay solvent.

Also even if tenants clean their tile bathrooms, most of the time, the solvent people use on tile/grout breaks down and deteriorates the grout and silicone over time, so lose-lose!

This appears to be an effort to make sure the federal government can remain solvent, which is the most foolish statement ever.

This thread is uplifting in a way, it is a message to leasing landlords that you are not alone in what you come to see in society when trying to find a reasonably sane, responsible and solvent tenant.

As long as you don't need immediate cash flow to remain solvent, this situation could be very beneficial to your growth as a RE Investor. 

I'm not complaining, but how is CA solvent? 

If they are you are not solvent and should consider selling a underperforming property.

Back in the day I knew guys who would go down into the Pine Barrens of Jersey with tankers full of waste solvents, find a lonely road, and dump their load. 5,000 to 8,000 gallons a shot

If you're current on your mortgage and financially solvent ( you mentioned you owned other homes with equity ), you may very well be denied for affordability or potentially be asked for contributions or a promissory note.