It's a start to acknowledge I have never walked in the shoes of a homeless person - I wasn't raised by my abusive uncle on the Pine Ridge reservation, I've never been a war vet suffering from PTSD, and I don't understand what its like to have down syndrome or schizophrenia. 

This guys IQ must be the same number as his shoe size if he’s only using the dishwasher as a rack to dry his wet dishes that he hand washed ..What a douche 

Hi Adam, As an inhabitant it is basic for me to meet the landowner/proprietor when I do a stroll around review.

If you trip over your shoes laces, you can't sue the shoe lace manufacturer for damages unless you have real damages, like you knocked out your tooth.You also have to show mitigation against your own damages.

Just my opinion, but if I was in your shoes and I could somehow swing the nicer property, I'd go for that one.

If so, visit them at their place and you'll get an idea of how tidy or not they are. 2) One problem I had was it was my PRIMARY residence, I do things like take my shoes off when I come in, and sometimes other people do not.

Most of my tenants have been great, but once in a while I get people who can't figure out which shoe goes on which foot without help...

I was in your shoes once, and ended up helping my friend manage her 4 bedroom house that we were living in as roommates after she moved to out.

I know this may pop a red flag for the buyer but how much would that affect you if you were in his shoes?

Now that you know your tenant is affecting the quality of life of the next door neighbor, which is a public nuisance if I remember the law class correctly, and you have a duty to take care of it.But, this is what I'd do in your shoes, to try and keep your neighbor from suing you.