Again, hopefully your lease speaks to this specifically. 

I think your results speak volume for the work you are doing.Can I ask you how you structure your deals?

I was speaking to a BP member named Richard Posey who's an electrician.

I can’t speak for other post offices though. 

@Salvatore Giancolai had this kind of behavior lately with my tenants, in other country (not U.S), but you need to be very clear like you did with the letter and very creative if you can speak with them over the phone or with your Lawer and do some tricks that can cause them to go out, by the law of course.Every one can agree with me that no one wants to be “marked” , because rent payment.Your credit score damage and a lot of other things.For both of them if they won’t be pay this , it will be almost impossible to find a place to rent.This is how i solved it in my country.And try to find more “regular” tenants next time..After i signed a contract with single mother with 4 kids that didnt open the door for me for more then mouth and did so much damage to the apartment ..I learned the best lesson in the world.Hope you will be fine , remember from every situation with tenants we learn something new.

He speaks to tenants in a cordial manner, and listens to their concerns.

Does your lease speak to this issue, i.e. providing access to contractors etc?

There are a lot of moving parts to successfully purchase the land, get entitlements, put in horizontal improvements, put in vertical improvements, get leases negotiated and in place etc.

Technically speaking, it's "a part of a city, especially a slum area, occupied by a minority group or groups."

Curious of these tax benefits you speak of...