It's called "forced appreciation".

And the everyday "wear and tear" forces landlords to sink more capital on a continual basis into their properties.I'll go further. 

Brokers can shop between 100s of companies, whereas your captive agents are forced to place with the company the represent.

Receiving no further payments they force placed insurance and advanced taxes, etc.In that scenario all the claims currently being made would be relevant.

Third option is probably the least optimal as you legally force someone to do something you have described that they do not want to do....and that's not always the best option....I guess a 4th option would be to buy one of the parcels that borders your so that you are not landlocked.

On account of the rapid increase in rent rates, this is therefore forcing some renters to move into markets further outside the perimeter such as McDonough, Fairburn, and Villa Rica.

You can force appreciation, get appreciation over time, write off depreciation, pull out equity to name a few.

If you are trying to BRRRR- force equity and roll it from property to property, plan on a six month seasoning period for every new acquisition.

FCRA forces landlords to seek investigation that has unreasonable costs and rules.

I'm active duty Air Force as well!