He was hip as to what was going on in regarding buyouts in the Inner Mission.I was told by a couple of the main lessees off the cuff last year before the topic of buyouts was even brought up that their intention was to have their teenage children continue living there as they would not be able to afford housing.

How many parents are going to now be willing to move their children 2 hours from the nearest hospital?

I hope one of those memories is not having to run out to the gas station in the middle of the night because one of their children had GI issues and ran out of TP.

Almost a year later, he passed away, it took a month to find his children and they took almost a month to clean out the house.  

I live in CO so there's not much we can do but make arrangements to have all of the patio furniture brought in from the balconies. 

@Matt Souza I have gotten the chance to speak with the tenants and they are not happy with the current owner and property management because their issues to them have been ignored and  the two who were saying they were ready to leave are the ones that pay late but all three are violating the terms of their current lease and since my family will be moving into one of the unit apartment with our children it isn't imperative to us that we know who isn't really living amongst us.

You'll still get marks under large pieces of furniture but you can use their pens to fill it in.  

I expressed to her that the bee's have started stinging parents and children on the block, but she was not concerned. 

I have five young children, and I am an adjunct professor.

The straw that broke the camels back was when they removed a tenants left behind furniture and charged me $850 to do it without my permission.