(I don't get a sense that he is physically dangerous, but I could be wrong.)  

It's always those little things that you can't see if you're not physically there that "should" be taken care of otherwise it doesn't look right or make sense, but they're just doing it because they were told to do something without enough direction. 

Get a walk-thru of either yourself personally or an agent face-timing to you where you direct the camera as he does the physical walking (or the agent's flunky).

If after day 11, they have not left, you file again at the magistrate office and pay again, about $150 ish to have the constable come out and physically remove them.  5 is the appointment date with constable.

But physically altering with infrastructure etc creates inventory and requires you to start a new clock to demonstrate your intent to hold for productive use and allow the 1031.

Hopefully, you can see if they are financial occupants vs physical occupants (non-payers), the turn over expenses, the maintenance the building requires based on the mechanicals, who is paying the utilities, etc. 

Lots of vacation rentals, casinos, and a military base nearby.Listed: 140K, Offered 140K (in my name as of now). 

Having the necessary physical experience or delegating responsibilities.

In my opinion the most successful investors invest where they get the best returns regardless how close they physically are to the market. 

Each unit has its own tax PID, but the physical address on the PID website is the same physical address for each individual PID, the main building address.