That's their behavior.

It is, after all, completely rational to believe that hyperinflation is right around the corner and to engage in financial behavior that will bankrupt you when the wizard unleashes his plan!

Giving someone even ten homes to manage all at once and then trying to look at a spreadsheet for occupancy & rent rates and repair ratios is either going to make them "look bad" or cause exactly the behavior that you don't want in a property manager - deferred maintenance, and whatever tenants are available right now signing leases.

It is a privately owned business and your behavior is completely out of line.

Most of these courses are so seductive, Farrell says, because they operate according to a tried-and-true principle of behavioral psychology called the variable ratio reinforcement schedule.

After a heady experience of that kind, normally sensible people drift into behavior akin to that of Cinderella at the ball.

Most behavioral experts suggest that the average equity investor buys and sells at the wrong times.

I have put a boosted posting on my LLC's facebook page that we "anticipate a rare vacancy" and to keep watching for updates.You are not going to change your current tenant's behavior.  

Wasn't for sure it was a "boss" but usually that person seemed more senior in tone and behavior but knew less about the house.

A few of them are lazy, but I don't see (or hear of any) any unscrupulous behavior here upstate.