Apparently, the home was a wreck and inhabited by a squatter.

Not inhabitable per my comfort zone. 

Presently inhabited by tenants with plans to eject them if necessary.

You are making your girlfriend a renter and not a co-inhabitant, it will end badly.

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Well-maintained sidewalks not only improve the aesthetics of the property, but they also protect inhabitants' safety and convenience.

You can try filing noise complaints or even a nuisance lawsuit, but whether that will help depends a lot on whether the next door property is inhabited by the owner (less chance of chance, more chance of poor attitude) or a renter.  

Hey everyone, my name is John Suschak and I am new to the commercial real estate world looking to find a team of great people where I can use my experience in military and civilian project and operations management to enrich the lives of those around me. 

My goal has been to borrow money for the rehab, rent it out to generate income for the Trust's beneficiaries, and then do a cash-out refi to recoup my down payment and any other out-of-pocket expenses.I believe there are limitations in an Irrevocable Trust, which would prevent me from simply deeding the property to myself or possibly even to an LLC if I create one, even if the end result is in pursuit of my fiduciary duties to the beneficiaries, as Trustee (i.e. making the home inhabitable and generating rental income for the beneficiaries).

In CA my understanding is I have the eradicate based on the warrant of inhabitability, but I can charge it back to the tenant if they are at fault.