I came to realize that self indulgence was never going to give me a sense of fulfillment.

In Redding, CA the drug addicts shooting up heroin in the parks was so bad rather than arrest them, they removed the playground equipment, and the public libraries in many towns are overrun with sexual predators using the computers.

Aside from engaging in assault, sexual assualt, or openingly engaging in some illegal activities.

That seems more fulfilling to me.

It can be wrong if the buyer doesn't fulfill their obligation, but that's another issue.

@Miriam De Haro When you closed, you essentially acknowledged fulfillment of the owner’s contractual obligation.  

It need not be one or the other, but a more holistic approach to living a more fulfilling life. 

The original poster asked how others would handle the removal of one family from a four-plex in order to fulfill his bank obligation to live in the property.

So not only did I not find the work non-enjoyable and non-fulfilling, it took away time from the activities that would actually get me to my end goal.

I think that's pretty fair considering the renter (in this hypothetical situation) didn't fulfill their obligation.