I would try by sending yellow letters (starting by ones that have "for rent" signs or posted evictions - landlords do get tired) expressing an interest in the property and your desire to "house hack".  

I have been stalking the forums for a bit and can't express how appreciative I am for all the info I have gleaned. 

A good leather collar usually translates to the owner spending more on the pet, quality care, a rhinestone collar for Fefe is another expression of the owner.

The insurer then analyzes the insurance policy, comparing the facts surrounding the loss with the express terms and conditions of the policy, and ultimately determines if the submitted claim is covered and, if covered, the amount of insurance proceeds to be paid for the loss.

I am currently working towards obtaining my license through Real Estate Express.

Either you or your PM should contact the tenant and, as someone posted, express appreciation for the good relationship being mutually enjoyed and for being a good tenant.

I'd write a handwritten note to your tenant and express gratitude that they're an awesome tenant.

@Pat Needham Did any of them express any concerns for privacy?

If you actually expressed offense to what he billed you (which was a loss for him), I promise you, you’ll be at the bottom of his priority list moving forward.

For two, I want to again express that by not bringing my offer to the landlord, you are acting extremely unethically, since my offer is better for EVERY party involved.