Most packages include property and liability anyway.

Now he's increasingly hostile (cursing all the time, spitting right in the middle of the living room, trashing my food, etc..).

I stopped eating out and made food at home.I went the live-in flip route and it worked out.

I did the inspection and found the apartment to be trashed, cigarette butts everywhere, 100s of containers and packaging from multiple drugs, a bunch of methadone containers with both the tenants name and his girlfriends name on them, gas stove was left on and trash and food is all over the apartment and covering electrical outlets.

Just food for thought, I don't think you can go wrong either way.

An essential part of this involves doing market research to see which nearby charities are giving food or resources away to those in need, and ensuring your residents are made aware of nearby local resources for assistance.4.

Food for thought...

And not charging you per the dial but rather monthly as a packaged service.

My clients have expressed frustration with the interface and reporting of these packages so I am kicking the tires on other options. 

@Matthew InsleyPut together a package with the numbers and show the numbers explaining why you are at your price.