I could be wrong but that seems pretty absurd to me I could be wrong.

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.

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.

Insurer's counsel negotiated the payoff down to $4K and then sent me an absurd set of documents to sign and refused to provide me a Bill of Sale and release of the UCC Financing Statement lien.

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.

That's absurd. 

Unfortunately, their property taxes are so expensive I'm getting out of that market and moving the money back here where we have Prop 13, which keeps our property taxes absurdly low.