The tenant expressed interest in it, so I left it as the gift.I have also given a small plant on occasion.I always leave a greeting card.

Attorneys are not going to do that for free.There are specific websites out their for attorneys where you can pay to have your questions answered.If someone wants to express in a post they are not giving legal advice that is their choice.

We verbally communicated to her at the beginning of April that we are going to list the property and she expressed some interest in buying it, however nothing came out of that since she wants to move out of Georgia.

Express only concern you are trying to contact for an important matter, and have not been able to reach the tenant.

My only point I continually try and express to you and the only point you continuously ignore is getting you to understand there are two sides to every story.   

My leases are explicit in that the tenant is not allowed to paint without express written authorization from the landlord and if authorized, it's at the tenants expense.

So amazing how everyone express their thoughts.

I once had a previous landlord served on Christmas Eve via Federal Express. 

Not that it would affect you but did you know that Airbnb is partnering with American Express as a way to address point junkies?

An easement may be both implied or express.