The listing agent is indicated if you scroll down.

For example I know my area very well as I have lived here for the past 20 years and I'm very familiar with what rent prices are around here.So as I scroll through Zillow I see single family or even multi-family properties for sale and when you do the math to figure out an approximate monthly payment I often notice that the rent for that kind of place is much higher than the estimated monthly payment would be.For example I often see single family homes that boil down to roughly $1,000 a month when I know a unit like it rents for anywhere between 1500 to 2000 some requiring rehab some not.

So now, only one or two posts are visible per page without scrolling.  

When you want to see who hasn’t paid you simply click outstanding rents and it shows you every unit who hasn’t paid just scroll down.

I scroll down look at all the rentals and see what they look like where they are etc. it’s been pretty spot on.

Scroll down the page and click Download PDF 

@Jennifer fernandes Fernandes use the search bar at the top of your screen or just scroll through the Landlord form.

You can read more about the "Implied warranty of habitability" requirements for your state here if you're interested (scroll about half way down the page):Texas Rental Laws – An Overview for Landlords and TenantsAs for the plant, I agree with the others, it was an extraordinary event that I personally wouldn't try to hold the tenant responsible for. 

On the other hand, for the same house if you scroll down you see the "Zip code stats" describing a blazing hot market going up by 10% or more in the last 12 months.  

I didn't scroll down the forum far enough in time and my search terms weren't accurate the first time around.Relevant quote: "If the damage renders the property partially unusable, the tenant is entitled to a reduction of rent in an amount proportionate to the extent the property is unusable.