I realize this may apply more to the flipping aspect of REI, but after reading many of your comments, I feel like there is a niche here that could be filled by savvy designers who understand both the investors' goals and the power of provoking an emotional response from buyers. 

Very thought provoking.

Curbed ran a short but thought-provoking piece called, Title Insurance is a Scam a few years ago.

https://www.budgetdumpster.com/blog/creating-a-basement-apartment/I have attached a link to a website that should assist you in your search, or at least provoke more insightful questions to follow. 

I enjoy hearing his thoughtful and thought provoking questions.

I think @Trent Stone has some provoking questions.

I live in the second floor and my neighbor lives on the second floor.I have not been getting along with my my downstairs neighbors and they have recently been getting very passive aggressive and trying to provoke us. 

Yours may be performing well, I’m not saying it doesn’t, just thoughts to provoke some analysis.  

@Monika MickuteShe is probably a non confrontational person so I would text her her options. also in the text let her know that once filing of eviction starts her ability to rent somewhere else is going to dramatically going to decrease. be empathetic and speak to her about the potential of her kids not having a place to go home to. hopefully this thought will provoke action to call you and help resolve the payment plan. 

And possibly a small percentage.All of these ideas from everyone are very encouraging/thought provoking for me.