Literally you are in debt on the property, but since the tenant is paying enough in monthly rent that you can pay all the expenses with money left over, you ignore the debt from the calculation and just look at the money in/money out calculation to determine percentage profit?

Then after you ignore his advise, he will save your ***. 

Just ignore the requests and maybe he will stop. 

I've read on here the PRs of a probate estate will ignore the letters until interested and ready to sell, and then likely call the first letter they get.If true I would think running two campaigns in parallel, to hit the owners twice per month, would be near doubly effective.Anyone else think along these lines?

Ignore the furniture and focus on what stays with the home. 

Maybe there is a large enough niche to be worthwhile for you.Yes, of course they could exchange to cash as comments above suggest, but this ignores how deeply invested many of these crypto holders are in wanting to see widespread crypto adoption. 

I really loved this property and the location and I ignored the red flags each time they popped up. 

Posted notices of inspections along with calls and door knocks let them know you they can't just ignore.

You need off market properties with desperate and/or ignorant sellers.

That's about it I think.Some people seem to ignore all the signs.