If you are unsatisfied with me and decide to vent publicly, just understand that I intend to defend myself publicly and I typically do so with evidence to back me up.I'm always cautious of anyone that has all good reviews because I suspect they are purchased or coerced.

I wouldn't be completely upset to lose them but if push comes to shove i don't know how i could enforce that they pay for the damages without evidence. 

The curbside appeal is evident. 

When you're working on sydications is stands for "exhibit" or "evidence."  

It may also help with other landlord tenant issues and liability as evidence that I manage responsibly.

I have shown them clear evidence why our property should be assessed lower than the current assessment.

All have found past evidence of Drywall termites (DWT). 

I don't have any evidence of illegal activity and other than them being messy tenants and having a lot of visitors, not a whole lot of ground to evict. 

Winning in a court room comes from evidence, and unless you have third party witnesses to the verbal agreement, I don't think you are going to win a case over a verbal agreement.

In WA I am considered their creditor and they'd have to take me to court to dispute it, which considering the mountains of evidence I had against them, they were unlikely to do.