Only 3.7% of the Landlords required pet references, only 7.4% required a pet resume, 11% required health records, and only 18.5% required Tenants sign a pet agreement.The bottom line: renters with animals are no more dangerous to your property (on average) than renters without animals.

@Jake Silverman there has been a strong market on the islands for numerous years, recently Kauai saw almost 100% appreciation in less than 2 years so the market is slowing to correct for that rapid expansio and yes there is the staggering affect of covid as the islands saw unemployment rates above 32%.I am not a realtor but an investor and even my open source research suggests that over 70% of sellers are waiting until the quarantine is lifted, that being said my better half just signed on a SFH below market that needs a lot of TLC but we will be able to see instant equity.

Two adjacent units (in Los Angeles) have reported and caught numerous mice over the last three weeks.

Residential Homes.But I'd say health. 

Any trades or other organizations that provide affordable health insurance?

It operated previously but has been vacant for 6 months due to the landlord being in poor health.

Is there any way to have her escorted out of the property sooner than normal due to the illegal substance use and health affects on the tenants kids below?  

Always keep grinding. 3) Network- There are numerous people out there, who you can connect with and create a relationship with, that can help you throughout your journey.

Is there any way to have her escorted out of the property sooner than normal due to the illegal substance use and health affects on the tenants kids below?

What  I can tell you is that between expenses we run through the company... cars,car insurance, phone, internet, health insurance, liability insurance, tax prep, some travel, etc... along with depreciation on properties and the associated repairs, maintenance, etc, we have zero tax liability on our rental income.