Once you have 2+ independent people on your team, they can provide not just "eyes on the ground", but also serve as checks and balances on each other.

Apparently the coffee was being served so hot (190 degrees, which is much hotter than coffee is normally served) because of a policy McDonalds developed based on consumer research that showed people were more likely to spend additional time/money at their franchises if they had to wait longer for their coffee to cool down enough to drink it (if consumed at the temperature served, it would burn people's mouths and throats).

Since you have given them a deadline at the end of one week you have to serve notice of a lease violation and forward to potential evicition or send something like..."

You should be charging late fees, serving any appropriate pay or quit notices for past due rent, providing copies of any notices you serve to the tenants to the Housing Authority, reminding the tenants that even in jurisdictions that have/had eviction moratoriums that doesn’t mean they don’t owe rent and that you won’t attempt to collect it, and advise them that when evictions resume (which is likely to be soon) if they force you to pursue that option they are not only risking their tenancy they are also risking their Section 8 voucher. 

Have you already served the tenant a Notice of Non-Renewal or anything else to keep their lease from automatically renewing to a period-to-period lease (usually MTM)?

This further serves to disincentives long term ownership of assets. 

If, however, your long-term goals are more aligned with simplicity than net holdings, cashflow, or scale then 1->3 is a losing formula.So, begin with the end in mind and if future you would be well served by the triplication, carpe the opportunity!

I currently serve north west Arkansas.

I would love to connect with more people and learn how I can better serve the industry and ultimately improve the neighborhoods we live in.- Blake  

Having left the Upstate over 25 years ago to serve, I am now looking to build connections with other real estate investors in the Greenville/Easley housing market areas.