I am curious what other buy and hold investors in MD are seeing or making any adjustments to buying/selling behavior. 

If you can think in 5-10 year or more plans, you will be safe from the erratic behavior and have build a foundation to weather all the storms that will keep coming.We are in for a wild ride with so many things: personal and commercial mortgages and rent, brick and mortar retail, restaurants, job market, oil market, real estate, etc.

I also think Heather is being inconsistent in her position, as she is refusing to condemn what she herself has labeledcriminal corporate behavior.

By consulting with an attorney either directly or through your property manager, one is also able to enter into a less formal behavioral agreement in the interim.

This type of behavior isn't only bad for housing providers, it's bad for tenants too. 

Blindly re-posting something bad you saw and/or commenting on it without even thinking about it is the exact behavior they rely on. 

For most Landlords, it's opening the door to additional problems, rewarding the tenant for bad behavior, and encouraging them to misbehave again for the next Landlord. 

Originally posted by @Cheng Bin Zhang: .......................................Hi, Cheng,He has been Admitted, but given his behavior he may still be COMMITTED (for how long???)

During one visit, he witnessed "some behavior" and game over. 

And I don't feel bad about it because the landlord has slumlord behavior all along.