We have sporting and cultural events that attract people year-round, while our high season (January through March/April) attracts our highest rental rates.

If someone were to break in to my home, steal ALL my stuff; my cars, trucks, art collections, flat screen TVs, laptops, computers, gadgets and devices of all shapes and sizes - they would probably NOT TOUCH the scores of books, audio programs, and training packages and programs we have purchased over the years to make all of this possible.So here is where we are as property owners/property managers.Yes, we have residents calling us now offering to pay what they can.

Our low cost of living compared to other major cities (Chicago, New York, DC, LA etc) is attractive to folks from those markets because you can get a somewhat downtown experience, pro sports teams, culture/sights/attractions at a comparatively affordable price.

Real estate investing is a contact sport.

Have you implemented any of the energy saving devices in your rentals? 

They are also not as mobile friendly and I would think most people use this through there mobile devices.

While you are bragging about your deal skills, I have shown proof and scaling to $1M/month. still all I see is you in a fancy sports coat next to a fancy car.

. ;-) Oops, this destroys your case: (you'd better hide this and not use it in your arguments)[5] The TCPA makes it “unlawful for any person within theUnited States, or any person outside the United States if therecipient is within the United States ... to use any telephonefacsimile machine, computer, or other device to send, to atelephone facsimile machine, an unsolicited advertisement[.]”"

That's part of any contact sport. 

Again, you got to hustle to make relationships with private money lenders.There is a reason why not everyone makes the NFL, MLB or other professional sports and there’s a reason why “Not every kid gets a trophy”.