The bottled water is because it's tiring and hot to move, so some cold bottled water already in the fridge should be a welcome relief.Almost every tenant I've had has been pleasantly surprised by and thanked me for the water. 

You may be pleasantly surprised at what the seller will actually accept given their circumstances.

I am continually shocked by the junk that is out there and the prices people will pay for it.

If you are talking about a residential property, I would be pretty shocked to see a property manager covering the costs of an eviction (unless you have enrolled in some type of eviction protection program like someone mentioned above).

It’s a big house near UPS, I was expecting it not to rent well, but was pleasantly surprised to rent it just about every weekend, and several times mid week.

@Michael McKay was a beast with the continued tweaks and effort he put into this campaign so I'm a bit shocked if it didn't work.

Tenant is extremely shocked and mad, is there anything else we can do?

You’d be shocked by how little actual screening many PMC’s do!

I call the agent listed on my insurance document and they said they never went through with insuring me and never cashed the check that was mailed to them at closing… I’m in shock and still trying to get a reason why.

If consumers feel secure financially and with their jobs--save another external shock--I think housing markets will remain stable.The economy in general has a lot of areas that have to reach equilibrium (like housing inventory, unemployment, and supply chain issues) before the consuming public viscerally feels a trend that spooks them.