Good after noon Bigger Pockets family I'm 100% fresh out of the boat, I don't have deals in 50 states or have investors backing me up just a humble beginner looking to learn more about this industry. I guess I should ...

. - have a large storage area so you can store and replace broken dishes, linens, towels, coffee pots, wine glasses, all the things that WILL get ruined at some point.

I don't want my face in a bus stop bench smiling to get someone to use me or my agent to buy a home. 

After the GAO analyzed the administrations annual plan they estimated a -124% deficit in 10 years, it is the uncertainty in the market, reduction in the tax base, expansion of the infrastructure and trade modifications that can stir the pot quickly. 

I'm not sure how I go about proving he lives there, and as this is my first property (and first tenants) I'm afraid of some sort of retaliation if I "stir the pot" so to speak.

This can be a bit tricky for beginners. if you can clamp crown to bench so you can use both hands on jig saw it would help.

Get a copy of the police report for the OD.Any unathorized people in the unit staying there not on the lease..If so write up lease violation.Get a crime free / drug free addendum for all your renters.Give them a notice of lease violation, High traffic, meaning just that to many people at weird hours.If you smell or someone else smells pot it's a lease violation and write them up.Non-renewal at next renewal time with proper notice.Offer mutual lease termination, or say any further incidents you will file for cause. 

At at 5ft tall basement currently I would doubt that your foundation goes deep enough without the need for underpinning or bench footing.  

I do feel we made need to sweeten the pot even more for him, but he's not losing anything but Time?

Pots/pans/containers, but all in great condition.