Closer to home, you could look at military communities with lots of financially stable uniformed and civilian members eagerly looking for a nice place.

I am asking because that is a science and often inhabited by regulars who know how to bid you up on the duds if you haven't done it.One tip I would give you before you go into Indiana would be to really take a hard look at your 7 units and 10 doors and see if there are any underperformers in the bunch.

@Renay Reese For a civilian, open carrying looks very different to people based on their experience level with firearms.

Usually with civilians, we call the HR department and they give us that information.

Cosmetic issues like the one's you explained do not pose an inhabitability concern.

That would mean owner inhabiting or as a long term rental.

From a liability position the previous owners get walk a way from a nuissance property and an uninsured property that could be inhabited by squatters. 

So, that would mean as soon as the judge's date passes you know they aren't living there because they cannot legally inhabit the place anyways. 6.

Deborah if the property is un-inhabitable the lease agreement likely terminates, but refer to the lease.

The property is just in mid-construction, not inhabitable and we've had a really hard time finding a way out.