@Jon K. pointed to some of the calculations you want to make to determine the current performance of the property.You should be proud to already be a property owner at your age.A rental property has a life of its own that last about as long as a human life.

Of course the best perks came with the amount of gifts we raised for the kids and few homes the humane society places some dogs in (they set up a booth at the event). 

Again it isn't enforced necessarily, but if there are issues at the home that will be one of the codes at their disposal to shut the property down.That's literally what 3 different realtors told me but I still don't believe in luck and good human behavior and want to protect my rear with legality being on my side :) 

Unsafe for human habitation can be, if someone stole the only sink in the house, which is an easy fix.

Boarding lots of pets is a different business model than human residential housing.Sorry to hear about this situation.  

They used to listen to me with bated breath, hanging on my every word...then they hit their terrible twos, and oh, the humanity...now they're adolescents, and I'm afraid they're going to take the "make love, not war" thing a bit too seriously!

Appraisers are human beings and while they crunch numbers for a living, they also provide an "opinion" of value. 

Is that a good time on your human capital investment? 

I guess they have a human look over every "decline" the computer does, and mine made sense to do.

A Human Resources or Personnel Management course 7.