By that I mean, you would have to show that you suffered a loss by her moving out and you may only be able to receive comp for the time period in which the unit is NOT rented. 

It would be nice to let them suffer but it's not the time for you to be the karma police...sadly...lol

I'm a Ham as well and it was a busy night.Keep the folks in the area in your prayers as well as all those who have suffered from natural disasters this Spring.

Why should the property owner have to suffer because he chose to rent?

At one time I suffered from a bout of employee insanity and actually went to a Keller Williams office to inquire about hanging my broker's license there.

I plan that half or more of the people I sell the home too will move out before the CFD completes so I want to make the small repairs now that will prevent the MH from suffering expensive repairs if ignored.I think from now on I am going to focus on fixing floors where there are holes and soft spots, use killz and cheaply re-seal the roof to prevent leaks, and make sure that the plumbing doesn't leak.

It is no secret we were in a temporary sweet spot with many now suffering from a change in the market.If you can stay on board as a consultant and train a newby you just might be onto something.

hello guys. I need some guidance and advise.
I am thinking about investing in rental multi family units so I can create passive income which will help me with my retirement goal.

What strategies would you recommend...

If they don't they will suffer the penalties that are written into the lease that they are signing . 

Their fees are nowhere near the fees you are currently suffering.