Here it is cut and pasted:Sample letter for Companion AnimalDATENAME OF PROFESSIONAL (therapist, physician, psychiatrist, rehabilitation counselor)ADDRESSDear [HOUSING AUTHROITY/LANDLORD]:[NAME OF TENANT] is my patient, and has been under my care since [DATE].

I guess I’m going to to continue to be patient..

Not sure how else to protect myself from this abuse allowing online letters never having personally met the patient.  

Jan/Feb, after the holidays, after the family has flown back to the East Coast, etc, is when they start getting ready, not when they actually list.Supply/demand more out of whack than usual, in the sellers' favor, for homes listed in January.I tell my January FTHB to chill and be patient, many lenders/realtors might not.

Since I've added that to my add, I've had zero responses (however, I'm not being very patient). 

I have never regretted being patient filling a unit. 

I have never once regretted being patient when filling a unit.  

You just have to go $50-75 below market and be patient. 

Ask yourself what you would rather see when you look in the mirror: a person who collected "their money" at any cost, or someone who wished a cancer patient well as they embarked on the always hard, usually uncertain journey of starting cancer treatment.I know which choice would allow me to look myself in the mirror and still respect myself.

Kid was running around like a mental patient...playing with my drill (still in case but he could squeeze trigger to turn on), playing with stud finder, climbing step ladder, etc.