I'm sad to find out now how you feel about me and what I do, as I had hoped that my compassion for what you experienced would've been more obvious in our lengthy conversations.

How will they handle the sad story about how the tenant can't pay rent?

@Ryan Murdock, so you're telling me that I may potentially have to allow some sad person to have a pet in my property without any recourse for damages that pet may cause?

Sadly, no.

Sadly, these things do happen - whether it's a leak between units in an apartment building, or a leak in the roof that hadn't been discovered.

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

It was honestly sad that a house could get as bad as it was, especially since it was still fully furnished with someone's possessions (senior that moved into assisted living I believe).

I BUY REAL ESTATE, do you want to sell - Hello I thought I'd send you a letter to let you know that I am a real estate investor looking to control some equity and make moneyHello, I'd like to make a low ball offer and assign my contract for a profitI am an absentee of many properties in Maryland and other states and I receive hundreds of letters a year, some on silly yellow paper with stick figures of people holding dollar signs, or little drawings of houses with  a sad face, even slick full color post cards from people who want to buy (steal) my properties.Most are not serious and don't have money.

I was truly amazed and saddened to see so many sell their fellow countryman down the road.It was sad.

Sad, but true that sick and old people have to pay bills, too.Marshall/sheriff's deputy is there to do a job, not to pass judgment.