(Tough to prove, also, but if you can demonstrate that other owners have had the same complaint and there's a pattern, you bolster the chances of a reporter hearing you out on that assertion.)

Wholesalers have no such obligation.By the way, I'm happy to hold up my 5% commission ($17,350) on that $347K house up against the $120K screwing that the wholesaler was trying to give my clients in the real life story I referenced above.Stating that Realtors earn their fees simply by listing on MLS demonstrates a breathtaking lack of understanding of the Realtor's role and duties. 

You just demonstrated both your ignorance and your stupidity.

(the winter ban doesn't apply I think with less than 4 units (confirm this,  i don't remember if its less than 4 or less than or equal 4) Technically the 6 month ban does require the tenant to demonstrate that they actually suffered financial distress due to COVID,  but my understanding (not a lawyer!)

Certainly, its not helping my situation that I am unwilling to demonstrate a worth ethic at such opportunities.

Involving a landlord anywhere along that process serves only to muck it up.Your property manager should be able to explain their screening process and demonstrate how it's superior inputs the right tenants in your rentals.

With that being said, this has demonstrated to old school supervisors who refused to consider it, that a 3 day work from home schedule is absolutely doable.Am I the only one who is working more hours now?

It's not a matter of personal preference or risk tolerance -- cash investing in real estate is demonstrably worse than leveraged investing.

Of course that's more of a privacy concern than a video doorbell so I would have to thoroughly plan out safety precautions & demonstrate its effectiveness before even proposing it as a possibility.

These people have demonstrated by their actions that you are in for a ride.