Fix the faucet, plumbing at my parents house, volunteer for habitat for humanity and learn all I can about construction.

They need to put a human face on landlords and if they are going to have multiple tenants stories they should do the same for landlords.I just saw it as a one sided piece.

Great humans.

As humans, we tend to make comparisons and look back with 20/20 hindsight thinking the path not chosen would've been better. 

They basically give property away in this area and you might be able to donate it to Habitat for Humanity and use it as a tax write-off on your taxes.

Although there are circumstances going on at the moment that are out of anyone's control, generally, it's not difficult to avoid evictions; thoroughly screen, invest in a quality market and treat tenants like human beings.

At the base of it are real human needs.

It's a book on negotiating and the human psychology behind all aspects of how a negotiation works.

@Michael KingPerhaps your overlooking the simplest comparison of all: the human reaction to fear.

I think that is human nature.