The good news is you will be able to get debt on properties easier than someone who is making $50k per year assuming you don't have a bunch of bad debt.

I call the process "thinning the herd", and each year I evaluate the property performance and either take actions to increase the individual property performance or sell the under performer. 

EXAMPLE: a local HC has a single comcast email address for their entire office - mysteriously, they seem to be always losing emails and asking us to resend multiple times.The good news is they finally increased their max rental amounts a few years ago, so they are now more competitive. 

They consistently place homeowners in the position of insurers, all while aggressively marketing their own "insurance" that they practically never pay a claim on.Highly unethical, and I am quite surprised that Airbnb hasn't faced a class action lawsuit from damaged homeowners.

They all tell me to got to Legal News because all mortgage related things are posted by them.

They put out fake news articles that they write themselves and have it automatically published using PR websites that push anything and everything regional news websites that instantly are published with review. 

Offer incentives with call to action as needed.

When you deliver on your promises and provide exceptional returns, investors naturally want to share the good news with others.

You need to have a plan of actions to take to collect if you even want a chance to see anything from those judgements.

I suppose my question on this is: Is her simple statement (which came in a text, btw) to me of "I'm moving out," enough for me to take this kind of action?