We're all about evicting fools and cleaning up human poop, but we don't want to drive 3+ hours to do so.

Is either his body needs a lot heat or he just doesn’t turn heats on all the tome.

Profit follows performance but creating habitat is one of our fundamental human needs, desires and greatest accomplishments.

For example, personally, with the exception of some basic human needs (food, freedom, health care), I don't want to be forced to subsidize anyone else's lifestyle.

As described in the body of the article, no property owner lost title to their home. 

As Chris above mentioned, I get shower curtain, toilet paper, paper towels, hand soap, body wash/shampoo, and a welcome greeting card.

Then if I have too few results pushing out the sold date a little further back and maybe widening my search area outside of a mile but trying to stay on the same side of major highways and bodies of water.

If it is the move out...any damage would still be withheld from the security deposit regardless of whether a human caused it or an animal.

I do feel like plumbing may fit my personality more, but I hear that electricians get possibly less wear on their bodies.

If he does not have a mortgage on it, I suggest donating it to Habitat for Humanity.