@Nathan G. gives sound advice, as usual.This behavior is a personality flaw with your tenant that does not interface well with your business operations. 

This includes trends in consumer behavior, technology adoption, and any industry-specific developments.Regulatory Environment:Be aware of the local regulatory environment and any recent changes in policies that may affect businesses.Competitive Landscape:Identify key competitors in the area and understand their market share.

*The animal is destructive to the property or displays threatening behaviors that could put other tenants or yourself at risk.

Currently my LTR has been managed by a PM. I just found out from the year end financial transactions , my tenant has been frequently late with rent payments, but some how pays the whole rent with late fee in fragments...

Payoff amount is $20.7k.The borrower is high maintenance and his behavior pattern requires that I hire an attorney on an annual basis. 

One cardinal rule I learned from contractor behavior is always make sure you are in control of the money pile.

Deal goes sideways, wholesaler is gone.If you don't want to complain about exploitative behavior then I guess we disagree.

It's not rocket surgery to pay attention to demographic trends, economic signals, and basic human behavior to figure out what areas are a safer bet for investing. 

However, concerns about inflation and the broader national economic policies continue to influence consumer behavior, with a trend towards more prudent spending and saving habits observed.The economic outlook for Raleigh in 2024 remains positive, with growth expected to continue at a healthy pace.

It sounds like you are trying to justify your (future) tenants' behavior.