I am looking for suggestions or proven strategies that this audience has used to incentivize folks to stick it out to the end of the lease. 

I was told by my realtor that the appraisal is final for FHA financing and follows the property no matter who buys it going forward with FHA financing.

When I knocked her door three times or when I was waiting and met her in the midnight when she back to house and want to sitting down with her to set up a settlement plan, she always followed up a letter to state that I was harassing her, stocking her, etc, that I violated her tenant right.

You know that if you jump off a building, you're going to hit the ground, because science has proven there's a force called gravity that's going to act against your mass.

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The response rate is extremely low and it requires a lot of follow up in order to generate leads.

Now I noticed garbage inspectors follow garbage trucks here in NYC, so what he tells me has a ring of truth. 

Does your morning consist of any of the following?

Straight from the IRS website:A real property trade or business does any of the following with real property:Develops or redevelops it. 

Discussions on topics like this are very beneficial for BP Investors to follow as it can bring light to the mindset of many who still apply their outdated and antiquated strategies.I'll bet everyone reading this topic will for now on (when possible) will round up or down though!