There had been several squirrels that must have found their way inside the house, as there were several skeletons found during the cleanout.

It is ridiculous.Look dude.If you want nuts, are you going to a squirrel to try to see if they want to part with them?

You don't want your unplanned expenses to be their primary source of income.

You must have money squirreled away for reserves in case a major system dies , tenant moves out , or there’s a needed unexpected repair.

Mine were eaten by squirrels two years ago and weird weather last year killed all of the peaches in my state.I'm planning on putting sheet metal around my tree this year and spraying Pam or something else on it so the squirrels can't climb it.

This may be my 'delusional' nature talking, but the view count shouldn't necessarily bolster your confidence too much. 1500 people might view a dead squirrel, but that's usually not all that 'educational'.  

Don't worry about him though, he has quite a few college rental buildings hidden in land trusts to keep the lenders a bay, he paid cash for them, he had squirreled a few of those limited partnership bucks away.

The funny thing is when we get into the tunnel looking for the squirrel, we sometimes forget to come out of the tunnel to look for it.

Don't forget, that $200K price tag includes 2 acres of land in a desirable area with $30K of "unseen and unplanned" expenses. 

Before I got the place, it was remodeled at least half a dozen times, and the wiring is a squirrels nest, circuits swapped from 1 unit to another, the whole 9 yards....