Sure, you could argue that you'd be collecting rent from your tenants, but good luck finding a multi that has enough positive cash flow to cover the entire mortgage, taxes, insurance, vacancy, maintenance, capex and your living expenses, food, gas, utilities, etc.

Unfortunately I didn't get to the formal disclosures because when they called to get my SSN to run my credit before disclosing it, I accidentally picked up the phone and said "Bay Equity Home Loans, this is Chris," was asked to repeat what I said... then the processor cursed and hung up on me.

I’m currently building a team to work with me on house flips and rentals, and I wouldn’t want this land I want for mostly personal use to mess with those goals.Some initial ideas on adding value to the property: -build a pond w/dock, add a food plot, maybe a small cabin to attract hunters/outdoorsmen-fence some or all of the area to make a small profit (enough to cover property taxes?)

Is any of the space livable...can you put a person in a unit while renovating at a discount that would automatically increase after renovation...can you get a master lease that would lease all your units at one time regardless of people living in the units or not...Food for thought! 

Maybe they might move out after their year-long lease, but all that Starbucks and vegan food costs money!

Just some food for thought. 

They talk , leave messes , eat your food , bring over people you dont like   etc 

Also chicken farmers are basically indentured servants for the big poultry processors.

It gave a lot of food for thought.

Definitely some more food for thought.