Both companies (Elon Musk & Jeff Bezos) have invested a lot in the area and have plans to ramp up their operations including more manned launches to space so they can meet their ambitious goals of making the human race a multi-planetary species.Titusville, a town that was heavily dependent on the government backed space program during the 60's and 70's took a big hit once the space program got shut down.

Even though this is not a typical reaction that we instinctively as human will think, This is such a great advice..   

Also, my wife thinks it is a testament to humanity that a lot of guests make the bed before they check out.Seasonal While our town has plenty of winter activities, there is a definite downturn in visitors starting in the fall going through the spring.

I wouldn't do it for rental either as a human being, if I don't feel comfortable living there how could I possibly put another family in it.Just my opinion though.

Sounds like this college student needs a course in Human Interactions 101.Lastly, you mention that you don't want "any hostile situation to come about in our properties". 

However if you jump in a deal, our human instincts will only tell us how far we would go to get it.

It is a human interaction.

Plenty of landlords can afford to take the loss on one unit to do the humane thing, and then raise rents at the next turnover.

Humans aren't made to screen stare in a vegetative state all day. 

Buy those 1-2-3 Books from Home Depot, go to their weekend classes, volunteer for Habitat For Humanity, hang around job sites, help your friends remodel...Etc, Etc...This will give you a HUGE advantage over the normal investor who often has zero clue about what their potential properties actually need.