I'm generally a to each his/her own type.The hacker community has grown somewhat and get a nice amount of press.

I would imagine if a few outspoken consumers got taken, because they responded to a Zillow, Trulia, or whatever ad, this could be very bad press for these companies.

Press for deposit, application fee, and/or landlord packet (section 8) if tenant seems desirable.5.

I set up call with them, then was offered properties via e-mail, they set up closing, introduced me to supposed manager, and some updates when I pressed. 

I think it might be better to stick to the community fire pit and built in cheap benches.

Can you press charges on them for this?

@Charles Press Is exactly right.  

He then bought a printing press and guess what I did after school I sat there and printed up 10,000 door hangers a week. etc etc.I got my license at 18..

So if you can't get them to leave immediately (I'll assume they will be leaving when their new home is ready so this is not going to be a permanent thing), then I would press hard for additional compensation for letting them stay in the house.

Might be a smarter move to jack the house up to make the basement higher; of course, there is a lot that goes into doing that properly, but you will have a more functional space than leaving the "shelves" (that will resemble benches) taking up some of that valuable square footage.