It's more than just about payment of rent:  it's about KNOWING who is inhabiting your property. 

One of my lots had only a garage on it, which the city wouldn't allow, needed to have an inhabitable structure in addition to it. 

It probably needs to be addressed to keep the house safe to inhabit long term even if we keep it as a rental.  

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These person who now are out of a 0 production job, will be entering the civilian workforce and thus will add to some form of economic production. 

Ok, with that is a requirement to complete an civilian style ASVAB. 

I transitioned out of the US Government in 2022 after retiring from uniform and then another nearly 12 years as a Senior Government civilian at Fort Bragg (now Liberty) North Carolina. 

That's only 0.4% of the population.....Buuuut 10% of FT employed civilian workforce, that seems a lot better...........but why is >50% of US populace not employed FT? 

After getting new property management we made contact with inhabitants of both units and attempted to strike a new lease with us.

If for some reason, you're inhabitant wants to sell or rent it out for market value at anytime, you all still win!