For the first several months I was there every day, kicking in doors, running off drug dealers. 

An (experienced) human can make adjustments based on the best available comps.

I’d take things a little more serious if I were you as human rights are taken very seriously in court.

Walmart does not play middle man.Even in the auto industry  the manufacturer does floor the vehicles for their dealers but they charge interest on that .. 

The “OLD SCHOOL” solution has up until recently (and really still is) to build scaffolding inside these boilers and then have human workers crawl around inside there to look for leaks/issues/what have you.

The problem with our electronic keypad door is that it is not easy to change the code without a human standing there, and it does not lock automatically.

Sometimes it’s due to human error, and other times issues things are missing from city records. 

You sound for all the world like a late nineteenth century intellectual arguing in vague, macro terms that socialism is obviously the next inevitable step in the human condition as we progress from being to spirit. 

@Ryan Morrissey I've been investing here in Fall River for the last 7 years.I want to correct the figures above and say that vacancies are probably closer to 5-7% and that the high turn over and non-payment you are experiencing is in direct relationship to the skill level of the landlord.That said, your property manager should be doing a much better job at managing your buildings, but at the end of the day you as the landlord are responsible for ensuring that they hold the line.Fall River and New Bedford are easy markets to manage tenants, but what I see from the people who are struggling here is a lack of quality Human Systems.The tenants have to have a context to work with and understand that there is a human they are paying rent to, not just a "Landlord".Also the quality of the tenant is dictated by the standards of the landlord.

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