If you want to, you can certainly cut disabled tenants an extra break without them having to ask for it, but even appearing to go the other way can be the kiss of death.  

I owned a PM company in Belize, and the first part of my PM contract said,"Owner agrees with the exception of fraud, theft or any other act that is a crime in the country of Belize, Owner agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Manager and all persons in Manager’s firm, regardless of responsibility, from all costs, expenses, suits, liabilities, damages, attorney’s fees, and claims of every type, including but not limited to, those arising out of injury or death of any person, employee, tenant or guest upon the premises or damage to any real or personal property of any person, employee, tenant, or guest upon the premises, including Owner, in any way relating to the management, rental, security deposits, or operations of the Premises by Manager, or any person in Manager’s firm, or the performance or exercise of any of the duties, powers, or authorities granted to the Manager.

Any money he was adding to the loss, is now adding to positive investments.I would rather lose once, and follow up with wins, than lose a little every year...slowly bleeding to death.

How about a source that says marijuanna withdrawl may include seisures or death?

They will always fight to death. 

This was not a routine move out, sounds like it was a short notice move out due to a death.  

The strategy of selling the property prior to death is also a good idea, but if your discounted sale price is too deep, the three (and seven) year contemplation rule may be applied at death.

Reduce Capital Gains Taxes and forever eliminate 'death taxes.'

Also, there isn't physical room for many more people in some of the built out cities, so these places can't even absorb natural increases through births over deaths.

You know, in case you're in a life-or-death emergency wherein you need to quickly evaluate if that mattress store's 0% interest rate offer is legit or not based on the presented monthly payment.