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It will be an even longer time before they invent neural implants that override the human brain's social needs!

It's considered passive income on Schedule E, so no social security or medicare tax as there would be with an active business.

I am excited to socialize with those who have a wealth of knowledge and are just looking for pupils to absorb it all.Thank you.

I have Googled, looked at all social media platforms, drive by different times of the day to look for neighbors and nothing.

Other than yelp, are there any social channels I should look to?

But I'm in accounting and get interviews very quickly, my friends in tech, social services and even the arts get jobs pretty quickly too, pretty much all of my tenants are in service professions and they have no problem picking up work.

This may be one of the reasons.2) If you know tenant's social/case worker, with tenant's approval (provided current seller doesn't object), you can speak to them to get an understanding of the tenant etc.  

For example, if one of the tenants gets $1000 a month in Social Security Disability, I would feel a lot more security than if she made the same $1000 by going to the day labor place.Based on everything you have said, I'd just stick to my guns and ignore the complaints.

They're both 62 year old with fixed pensions and about to be eligible for social security.