Has anyone else noticed this?

(I am guessing there are common problems with these type properties)

Common Realtor tactic is throw Stuff against the wall and hope something sticks.

As soon as one is late give them notice to non renew.

@Dan StewartThe founder of Vanguard, John Bogle wrote a pretty good book called "The Little Book of Common Sense Investing: The Only Way to Gurantee Your Fair Share of Stock Market Returns"

Start charging late fees when late, serve the appropriate notices and start the eviction process.

But it's nice anyway because it gives them notice that they don't need to freak out and plan to move out every year because the lease might change and need a complete re-evaluation. 

Different states may vary, but once they miss their closing date, notice is sent they breached the contract, you are moving on, etc. and you can relist/sell the property.

And she kept complain that my house is very dirty and damaged her health.On 1st June, she should pay the June rental fee, but she did not pay, and she did not give me any notice to intend to pay.

We are more likely to see a much more "normal" deleveraging.What I have noticed is a lot more private money is deploying into real estate again relative to the last five years.