ben, that's true, but some people just dont share much or have their profile locked to outsiders.i had one guy that was trying to break his lease claiming health issues and we caught him in a lie since he was posting on there "can't wait to get into my new apartment". he had told us he is moving back to his parents. he had friended my wife a months earlier..what a tool!

Check your information again....and I assume you're not a nursing home or health car provider.

Being aware of current government incentives can help you respond to market changes and identify potentially false trends.Fourth: The EconomyThe value of real estate is also affected by the overall health of the economy.

Some tenants are great and then turn bad due to divorce, loss of job, health, etc. 

The seller lied on a sellers disclosure regarding water in the basement which resulted in toxic mold exposure and huge health issues for my family.

(Mental health issues have been identified from tenant's sister). 

The next wave of the Industrial revolution is still in tech, and tech is very wide from battery innovation to landing Mars, it's far from over.So next time realtor from TN,AL,OH,MN,MO arguing which city is the best for next 15 years, it's better if you guys ask Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Mark, Sergey Brin to move to your city.

I would contact Child Services, and start an emergency eviction for health & safety reasons.

Include in lease that you do these things-- and be sure to follow through if you include them in lease, so you don't get some tenant's house on fire and trying to sue you for not replacing smoke detector batteries.

When you acquire any property (inherited, purchase, etc.) always do a health and safety inspection because some tenants will put up with things for months or even years and will only raise a ruckus when you increase the rent or won't renew their lease.Good luck!