For instance, this year it will throw off $20,000 NOI, so the next 10 years will add another $200,000 to the pot. 

A pot garden? 

But I believe in a well stocked kitchen though with a crock pot, waffle iron, griddle, blender, salad spinner, snow cone maker, etc.

And, to those selling, facilitating a sale, better not make it look like you have a house for sale as an owner, you aren't selling a property you're selling the rights to a contract.A financing contingency isn't that great, yes it gets you off the hook if you can't get financing, but you must apply for it, that will cost you, if you get turned down and others look at why, and it becomes known you don't have a pot to spit in and bad credit, that backfires in dealing in bad faith and can get you nailed for locking up a property and other expenses.

There were pots in the frig with leftovers and all the food was black, unrecognizable blobs.

Serious pot holes, drugs, run down stores, etc.

If you voluntarily increase your P&I payment by 0.25% per month (if it's $1000 this month, you pay $1002.50 next month, and $1005.01 the following month, etc), you end up paying a 30 year mortgage off in 19 years and change due to how low rates are right now.

Sue him and then let the authorities physically remove him if he doesn't move voluntarily.

On lead distribution....yes...you receive the % of leads in line with % of your contribution to the 'pot' in your market.

If he's 60 and has lived there forever, it's a good assumption that he isn't going to voluntarily move out any time soon.