Human psycho.Use that.

It’s human nature.

Learnt from @Jay Hinrichs to ensure a soul test shows land can be inhabited by humans

Talk to your owner (if that's not you) only if this happens, figure out a plan that's best for the property.Be a human, set clear expectations, and what will happen if they don't meet them.

No challenges on this one, but a lessoned that was reinforced on this one is "meeting in person whenever possible is helpful for humanizing the process."

I hear people all the time gripe that the government should not give handouts to able bodied people but the sickest tenant I ever inherited was able bodied and he was very creepy and utterly unemployable.

I have found good deals on OfferUp, Facebook Marketplace and the local Habitat for Humanity.

@Joseph Schweizer This is an issue of fee simple absolute...you want to hold title in the strongest manner humanly possible and insure your deed does not have crap attached to it that could rear its ugly head in a future dispute or claim.

The first one says "Not fit for human habitation" The second document says "Order to Demolish". 

We own a 4br home in Colorado Springs close to Colorado College, and we have a pretty easy time filling that thing up.If you're not a fan of other humans in your space (I'm in that group), then skip the rent-by-the-room and find a home with a basement that you can section off in some fashion.