So what is the best or other way to escalate and get this fixed without disrupting the tenant?

Hello, with all the talk recently about American Airlines working to rebound flights after major weather-related disruptions, I couldn't help but draw parallels to resilient property management.American Airlines just faced one of its most significant operational disruptions in history due to Winter Storm Fern, with hundreds of cancellations and delays across major hubs like Dallas-Fort Worth and New York, The airline scrambled to reposition crews, incentivize staff with double pay, and clear backlogs as dangerous winter conditions grounded flights and strained its network.But here's the real takeaway for investors and operators beyond travel headlines:1.

I think A.I is already disrupting various aspects of real estate investing.

Rents have softened - I think I can get it run at modest positive soon - I'll check on getting the PMI off to increase margin slightly and I do think I need to increase rent slightly to cover increased insurance cost (just don't want to scare off tenant as I'm about to give birth so would love less disruption).

The actions and trade "deals" our President continues to pursue is disrupting so many industries.

And no, you are not disrupting the tenant’s life.

When you allow users to delete their own posts, you disrupt the flow of conversations.This is an OPEN forum, not just a closed network like Facebook.

But if you are managing from out of town or out of state this can disrupt access for NEW tenants.  

@Andrew FergusonWe are a bookkeeping company for real estate investors, so I am constantly looking at software that could potentially disrupt. 

With a LTR your tenants can live with some degree of disruption, while th STR guest will ding you for a refund for every minor fix.