You never want to force a tenant to stay that wants to go, the risk is too much (they could damage the property in revenge).

They also force you into working in their molds and expect you to adapt to their software.

For serious plumbing work- ohh yess, it hurts soo good.Why not just force the issue by using less water?

All in all,  it will turn profit,  but my profit is paying for improvements now,  so I'm forced to be patient.

The task force will need to be the first responder to the property in case of a complaint.

If he's a true squatter, maybe you could force him out and not have him call the police -- which might get you in legal trouble even if he is a squatter. 

Never.I have evicted and have creatively forced tenants out.

Currently i have 5 rentals and in 5 different states, so im forced to have 5 different PM's and 5 additional states i have to file taxes in.

Now the property owner intends to develop some new homes and is realizing if they go rip up the improvements they could force the prescriptive easement claim.My advise would be to get your survey now (even if it does cost several thousand), and remove the encroachments or make them yours i.e. take ownership and maintain them....erect a new fence to create a boundary that shows your vs. her property something.

But if that's not you, then don't force yourself to become that.