That's how you keep prices down, not by putting a gun on landlords headsLandlord would suffer either way but at least prices would be back to fair value and there would be no housing shortage; there wouldn't be ridiculous artificial bubbles like in LA where land is extremely abundant and prices totally disconnected from reality .

I’ve seen bathrooms that actually suffered from too much space—the excess created an awkward, unfilled area that would have been better used by bringing the wall in and opening up more space in the cramped and awkward washer/dryer space that backed the bathroom.

My friend suffered serious injuries (the guy who hit him was fine of course), and was taken by ambulance to the hospital. 

Normally, I'd say kick them out, but since you've already suffered through vacancy, I'd try to salvage things.

Make time, your 80hr work week can occasionally suffer a reduction of a few hours once a year.

its unfair to both landlords and people that are actually suffering from a mental condition. 

It is foolishness to think you can manage a property that is more than an hour(total travel time) from where you live, your quality of life will really suffer, and in the end it will cost you money.

If you don't have a crew then prepare to suffer and spend a good amount of money.

Did the Naples/Marco Island area suffer the same rate of foreclosures and crash as the Cape?  

It looks something like this:Owner wants more cash flow, PM cuts costs, tenant quality drops, rates drop, maintenance suffers, vacancy increases....REPEAT.