Their reporting is a little weak, so I still export my P&L in to Excel and clean it up before I submit it to my CPA.I do let my tenants pay with Venmo, Zelle, and Google pay.

My quandary is I like all of the features and customer service of Rentredi, but the syndication feature is weak (Realtor.com and Doorsteps.com).

I'll take a strong 600 over a weak 800 anything under about 525 is super subprime

It puts you in a very weak position.

EVERY thing I have EVER looked at for REI always has the same weakness: REAL big on the "what" and the "why", but they ALL fall flat on the "how", even my current group.One big problem is that those who do achieve success in REI are RARELY qualified to teach, especially to relate their experiences in ways which mesh with the ways we learn new concepts, ideas and skills.Concepts are collections of fundamentals.Ideas are collections of concepts which synergize.Skills, on the other hand, only come from taking action and learning how to apply ideas, concepts and fundamentals.

The comparison between SR and airbnb is weak. 

(you fill the blanks with your conclusion here).Bottom line, check out how many countries in the truly developed world have coverage for ALL their citizens, as imperfect as that may be, and how many allow their weak to go uncovered, with all the consequences that stem from that.

If you are truly surrounded by slumlords you are probably not in "Normal" areas but poor weak areas.Keep in mind section 8 tenants expect better homes than market tenants.

The biggest worry here is if the medical situation was acute and now gone, or is it chronic and may hit them again.

Once you have an acute event that becomes a chronic illness it just keeps piling up.