Tenant again contacts the property management company later with the same issue.

For a while, I was trying to start a business of running vacation rental properties but ran into financing issues as I had an extremely hard time trying to get sufficient capital to expand quickly. 

Anyone else having this issue or had it in the past??

In addition, did it cause issues with refinancing due to the property being lease hold rather than fee simple?

You really do want to do this legally so you don't run into issues. 

Installing sensors on plumbing to be aware of issues so the very few plumbers can repair every issue and “almost an issue” at one time.

Any information helps - vacancy, crime you've seen, tenant issues, etc.

To add to this non payment fiasco the tenants want to stay at lease end promising that payment will never be an issue moving forward.

The issue is it needs gutted , It has water damaged where plumbing line burst and house was vacant at the time.

Cigar Snob - July/August issue pg. 53It was a good read, check it out.