My name is Sakhile and I have been working in the Human Resources industry for 5 years, currently completing my Master's degree in HR.

In this business, I think there are formal ways of dealing w/ things and there are human ways of dealing w/ things. 

Our local Habitat for Humanity Restore often has newer furnaces that have been removed from properties being razed.  

My comment goes more to attitudes, character, choosing to ignore good advice as Alicia has chosen to do.

I don't want to share anymore of what I might offer here unsolicited, but if you're ever looking to expand your team, I am possibly the most organized human you've ever met, (or at least in the top 3 ;)), am passionate about this field, and am looking to get connected with a flipping team to add my strengths to.

It is human nature to resent having to pay rent to the landlord every month.  

tenants will try anything and everything to minimize the amount that they pay ( it is human nature ) but this is a business and you must treat it as such.  

The human in me applaud's you for your ethics but , the business man in me wants to slap you very softly lol..only because, if you had bought those properties for more money and they were not paid for ..would you then raise the rents to iindustry standard minus the discount for being on time .. ?

If they do not want to stay based on being happy then a bribe will not change that and I do not want them if they do not want to stay.Always interesting how some people have no concept of human nature.

human remains... antiques worth hundreds of thousands... 25 abandoned cats?