It would be hard to legally argue that you suffered economic damage beyond the vacant days.

That can drive up nightly rates, but at some point the market reaches maximum price and demand starts to suffer. 

I haven't seen information on what to do when you have a newly signed lease, and your current tenant decides to stay as a tenant at sufferance; I wanted to prepare and hear other people that might have gone through that so I could learn from it.I appreciate your insights! 

We never let people suffer the consequences of their actions.

During the peak season, this is less of an issue but during non-peak, lower-end properties that lack the amenities and aesthetic punch offered by the higher end properties suffer from the drop in occupancy the most.

The economy is suffering.

It's an investment that must be viewed as a business.If you invest as a hobby, your tenants and/or portfolio will suffer and that will be reflected in the difficulty you experience in doing the work.

We called Adult Protective Services and let them evaluate the situation, then they contacted family members and had him placed in a home.I also had a woman that was suffering from a brain injury after a car accident.

This may sound cold, but I am all for people who take risks without having a clue, suffering the consequences of their own choices. 

Hi All,I am currently looking at a potential deal in an solid C class neighborhood here in Miami.The building is a 4 plex that suffered fire damage and was completely gutted.