noun * formal * humorousan inhabitant or occupant of a particular place."

My reason for an owner-inhabited MFR was so that I could get an FHA loan.

This is obviously a roommate situation, but I was under the impression that only an owner-occupied unit creates the ability to discriminate/prefer things such as gender, it doesn't seem right that a tenant can block a landlord from bringing in a new tenant whose sex the current tenant doesn't prefer.Is this right of refusal really extended to other tenants already inhabiting a unit, or does this turn into a Fair Housing situation, where no discrimination can be practiced, since the owner does not live in the unit, merely a tenant who is complaining that she does not want to live with a male.

Tons of soldiers and civilians there.

Below is how 57% of the of the inhabitants for this zip code are characterized by a leading research firm like a Starbucks type might use."

Cost is going to vary hugely if your planning to make it fully permitted as inhabitable by county and state restrictions or just do it under the radar like many do.

This is my first ever post after the initial Hello, so please bear with me :)1) Is there ever likely to be a case where a house is purchased through the Public County Auction system where people - the original owners or renters, maybe even squatters - are still inhabiting the property and have to be evicted by the new property owners?

There are civilian and Army instructors stationed they are not a large percentage of the Augusta population.

Keep it in habitable condition, keep making progress toward market rent, and let her choose when to leave.  

Well, the place is inhabitable in my opinion and I would get the problem fixed within a day for my tenants.