We human tend to take for the path of least resistance.

My concern is what he will do when he gets released, if the scenario plays as is being painted.The illegal occupier believes the system is broken, that he has rights over the land as a human being and told me he is willing to die for these rights.The police said they will have backup as they are concerned with the situation.

Since then, I have observed human behavior in just about all its forms.

Focusing in on your intro is that you are interested because it is a busy market - basic human instinct and it is not entirely wrong. 

However, our current situation is a bit unique and has a human aspect we can't overlook.The potential tenants in question are in immediate need of housing, and we have the opportunity to provide them with a safe and comfortable place to live.

I did some research (after the fact) and found out that they are habitat for humanity homes and there are some more sec 8 homes up the street.

While no cycle is exactly the same, they are fueled by the same human activities and psychology.

Prove me wrong.Work/money not offset by savingsThe amount of work -- and money -- to build a site and do proper SEO to get noticed is not offset by the small amount of savings from not paying booking fees on sites like Airbnb and Furnished Finder.It's not how humans searchDirect booking sites ignore how people search for short-term rentals or medium-term rentals.

Many folks once they bought at Auction will as soon as humanly possible have their PML or HML refinance and pull their cash out so they have to buy insurance then..  

And I'd love to meet local investors - my business is 100% remote and everyone I work with is too, so it's always nice to actually meet humans face to face. :)