But if she is a problem, what are the odds she turns into a good citizen for an out of state landlord?

Keep in mind that if you're not ready for the ride, it's best to avoid Citizen.

I am a US citizen that works out in Japan as an Expat Contractor for the US military.

Citizens Bank has an online only for 4.5% no fees. 

Along with some tourist activities.WE also meet with some locals who got us an audience with the Minister of lands and the Deputy Prime Minister that is working on a housing project called starter houses for Belizian citizens.

But I am a Mexican citizen so I'm sure that helps.

Just call a couple local tow or impound companies and ask them how to deal with it.If that vehicle happened to roll on to the road and if a good citizen reported it as abandoned, the city would remove it after 48 hours.Source:http://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/LI/CT/HTM/75/...iv) The vehicle has remained on private property without the consent of the owner or person in control of the property for more than 24 hours.

I'm not saying the guy has to mortgage his home or take it to the Supreme Court, but to do nothing is an abrogation of one's responsibility to your fellow citizen.

By dropping their progressive income tax system, they are trying to "grow their state" by bringin in more business, but in the end just taxing their citizens more so businesses can make more money. 

The property illicit great numbers (ROI, cash flow, sale price, etc.)