Everyone wants a simple answer and it's easy to blame landlords.I am hopeful that more transparency around these "tough conversations" will allow us to come to the logical conclusions about how to actually increase the quantity and quality of housing in our communities. 

The problem is you didn't analyze the appropriateness of the research and conclusions you were making.The factoid you looked at said "hours of calling."

Thank you @Todd Rasmussen this seems to be my ultimate conclusion

@Alena Diaz I am sorry you came to that conclusion.

If I were to assume that month to month is a good gauge of the market then I would come to the conclusion that Austin metro is nuts.But when one steps back that seasonal demand pattern is all over the US.

She called the cops and filed report,i come by, she tells me they took her flat screen tv, jewelry and money.I come to the conclusion that whoever did it ,knew her somehow.Ok i then go and install two new windows.Two days later a neighbor calls me and tells me that there is a big fight and i better come fast.When i get there the next morning i find the door open with a big hole in it, the apartment all a mess and she is nowhere to be found.i was told there was a gang fight ,guys with bats,broken car windshield and all.and that most are in jail.while im in the apt taking pictures,cleaning the mess and fixing the door she shows up and there i lost it.I told her that she can start packing all her stuff.Well she goes about she have to get 30 days and all that.I sent her a 30 days notice.I go there to the basement and find the water running for awhile,she is not home, i go in and the toilet float and handle are both broken and water is just draining non stop.another tenant told me it was like that for about five days.I go there fix that ,she comes home and i try to calmly talk to her.But she is in denial and says im just making up excuses to kick her out.Now the other tenant calls me and tells me the troubled tenant is throwing a party in the basement tomorrow which goes against my policies.My questions:-Will the local police get involved if i tell the story?

Scott Trench states in the conclusion of Chapter 9 that it is "inefficient and dangerous" to attempt high earnings if an investor possesses less than $100,000 ready-to-invest dollars.

Can you, please, tell me is there some final conclusion?

If you are talking about putting wraps on the windows, I am assuming your windows are single pane, and if so, I am going to jump to a conclusion that the house is old and poorly insulated.

And I agree with your conclusion: don't take in strays.