The old guy had one minor heart attack after a shouting encounter when I served them with a eviction notice.

And I am worried when the tenants for the other unit come in, he may attack them or something.

I've actually done quite the opposite: explicitly stated that I would not be going down this rabbit hole at least three times, and I have stuck to that, despite multiple attempts by you to come up with amounts or percentages you deem low then attribute them to me and attack them. 

Another example, in Scituate Mass where I used to live (an upscale seaside town), it wouldn't be obvious to an outsider (or to AI) that homes on the east side of Route 3A sell for more than those on the west side - even if they're 500 only feet apart.I've seen countless houses that look good on paper, but inside make me think the best outcome is a well-placed lightning strike.My thinking is that bad data is much worse than no data because it attacks the credibility of whomever provided it. 

The more specific you are the better off you'll be. 6) Develop a plan of attack with a mentor. 7) Execute and teach others to do what you're doing! 

I would not hand out aimless advice.If you don’t have experience with it that is fine, but attacking a concept that is well documented and proven is not good for the bp community either.

My dad had a heart attack 2 years ago and last month his physician denied him permission to get back to work (truck driver).Now as far as our mortgage goes, I remember that in our contract there was a part where it asks us to occupy the house for at least one year. 

If you make it easy for them to feed, they will go there rather than attack the house.

This was the result of a mortgage modification a few years ago when my industry was under attack by the previous administration.

The second is a forgivable loan after I believe 10 years, but I would more than likely refinance by that point.The plan of attack was to have me, and my girlfriend live in the basement apartment while renting the upstairs house.