There of course is the human resources side of it. 

Just want to point out that listing agents are human too!

I agree with others here you can use technology to some extent to run and watch your facility, but having a human there at least some of the time is better. 

It’s a 1,494 sq ft 3 bed 2 bath that’s been listed for just over 50 days and all offers and counteroffers are through the banks interface, so there’s no human interaction for any of this which is a little unfortunate. 

No matter what your circumstances are, virtue--courage, temperance, generosity, honor, friendliness, and all the rest can serve to make you happier in the most human way possible.

At eighteen all your assets are locked up in your human capital (your future earnings, etc) so don't fret too much about the lack of capital or credit...

I believe it can be auto generated and in complete form without a human hand. 

-lol) human being.

Its been said here many times, a good percent of landlording is managing human behavior and if you let this tenant continue to mess up your property with no repercussions, you are enabling bad behavior. 

@Josh Dillingham  you made me smile when you said 'why don't you trust your attorney'... the attorneys are human and  a lot of times they don't know everything and even give away some wrong information...this why you ask and ask...better ask few attorneys