I learned the importance of concentrating on facts and avoiding making the same mistakes by thinking back on my previous experiences.You must put logic above emotion if you want to be a successful real estate investor.

Finally, I'm not interested in continuing our back-and-forth.

I guess I need to go back to her with some additional questions on what exactly she'd be compounding/selling.  

I am biased because I sell professional services but if you do not get value from your advisors you can always go back to DIY. 

Can someone please recommend me a good insurance company that covers lost rental income preferably in Florida.I would really like to know how you guys survived the Pandemic since there were Lockdowns and many people lost their Jobs and thus could not pay rent.I know many well established companies that did not survive it.There are speculations that we could go back to those dark days, and it could lead to loss of rental income.

Without giving any notice the propane tank was removed and a big hole was in the yard, not even back filled. 

Great some are ok with taking the property back after spending $5-$10k on foreclosure and start all over a gain but did they end up with anything but headaches and wasted time.

Take the back rent it will not change your house status.Then tell the tenant they must pay going forward and if they don't be quicker on filing an eviction.

It is so ugly you could add from front or back and it wouldn't even matter.

I will go back and escalate to their management up the chain.And also I agree many of them are probably out of the market but not updating the listing is a gross waste of everyone’s time evaluating the properties - I would rather spend that 30 mins on a different property that’s available in the market.