I'm sure your lease and the law require the tenant to return the property in the same condition it was received, minus ordinary wear and tear.I would file again.

In the case if I don't receive a new address, I'd probably send the letter to my property where the tenant was living and let USPS mail forward the letter. 

I'm fine with losing lots of time and effort even if it just means breaking even.

The market might be unforgiving - again, that's fine.

Imagine a platform like Zillow, Redfin, Trulia, etc. where the seller can market their property while receiving assistance in offer recognition/negotiation.

Ok, fine.

I haven't received that yet.Well I guess irregardless of the unit being heated by electric or gas you still need to make sure the electric bill is being paid.

Even if small acreage that is fine. 

In a seller's market be sure to see if other offers have been received before making the offer.

Although I haven’t received an acceptance yet, I’ve been actively sending out LOIs to property owners.I’m aiming high with my first acquisition because I’ve heard many investors wish they had gone larger at the start.