Diego - BrightInvestor has a launch this weekend including instant insurance quotes for rental properties nationwide.

Got me through the storm of very high interest rates (much different than today, I remember thinking 5.25% was a huge win!)

You could take legal action against the buyer to force them to follow through with the deal, but you probably wouldn't win.

Life today is exponentially costlier than the yesteryears and they're doing it alone.They're going to be lifelong renters, the only way out is inheriting a house or winning the lottery.

In addition to looking at their reviews, see who wins the SEO war if there are multiple PMs with direct booking sites.Google the lake name + cabin or rental house and see who pops to the top.One other question I like is "What makes you different?"

  ( I dont think you would win due to the destruction )I dont think you will have a problem finding another tenant , peoples homes , businesses and cars were washed away , they are sleeping in shelters  . 

Has anyone had experience with this and/or have any ideas on how to create a win-win situation?

We have 3 companies bid every property annually and we add the cost of consumables to cleaning cost and that is what the guest pays.Airbnb will convince you to charge $100, flex cancellation policy, instant book, and no cleaning fee if you let them. 

The professional tenants are everywhere and in CT, they'll win.

That's a win in my opinion and many others.