This violates basic supply/demand and common sense.This apparently common view people have of the area seems to be overly influenced by media headlines, misunderstanding basic economics, and not understanding more complex economics that actually drives investment demand.

Connect with them every week or two via phone, text, email, social media.

If there is space for another unit, there is space for more bedrooms/home office/game room/luxury bathroom/kids playroom/media room/wine cellar/etc.

It all events out. Let

Give it a couple days and I bet you they figure it out. Let

If it turns to social media, it could destroy you and your families reputation.If you can work with them on a payment schedule to keep them in the property until this passes, that will be the best for everyone.

She has informed you that she is moving out - let her.

She does live there, (with the inmates), but she rarely has a vacancy & yet can fill any vacancy via social media.

But here in Philadelphia, its has been my experience, as a property manager, that once the media says a neighborhood will be the next fastest appreciating neighborhood, it makes it so.

Ricky Carruth is a top agent in FL and AL and offers coaching and a ton of information on his site and social media pages... for FREE.I'm sure you can find a ton of other free resources online but that is one of the first that I noticed.Happy to keep in contact and add value in any way I can!