Different banks treat rental income differently and can have different seasoning requirements so ask your lender how they deal with rents, especially if you have less than 2 years of rental history.

As long as you focus on your cash and treat it like the only rocket fuel you have, you'll be on the right bath. 

I’m not going to quit or give up, but this week has just been one heck of a week in regards to how people have treated me.

How should I treat rent payments/no occupancy problems when I have water leak in room that is being repaired?

Which means they have to hire an attorney from there to go after very little that I may have in the LLC.The best advise I can give you is treat everyone as you would like to be treated and avoid lawsuits...Good Investing...

Treat them like ruffians.2.

If you were the tenant, how would you want to be treated in this situation with the water heater not working?

I like a mix of both world here and both have treated us well, and I’m confident we’ll see the same for a while.

And 20k is more than it would cost for multiple houses unless the termites were never treated, which is rare.3.

I have seen them treated the same as a duplex even when not zoned for such, but it was in an area close to where such zoning was present (so appraiser apparently did not check the zoning).