My lawyers did review all of the docs and communication/emails and confirmed I have a very strong case.

Our realtor has several written communications with their realtor stating the fence will be done, but they are definitely very slowly dragging their feet.

Communicate well with the leasing agent and have prospects lined up before the prior tenant moves out.  

While I understand this is a tough time for all, would like to hear advice about what to do when tenants are not responding and have even blocked all communication with property manager.

I spoke w her after fire and communicated that I would like to terminate the lease and give back sec. deposit since repairs will take a while.

My wife manages the guest bookings and communication.

In many of the cases discussed on bigger pockets, the renters have completely closed off communication, are not making any efforts towards paying down their debt, are not moving to a more affordable rental, and are still working and making as much money as they were prior to the moratorium.

I like the idea of going after them, once you have fixed your actual problem.Maybe play along, start communicating over email.

I have information to communicate with lenders.

I will try to communicate with builder.