Mold and filth are obviously a health concern, but hoarding can be even worse due to the risk of fire and the inability to escape the house because of the clutter.

I am curious to peoples opinions - does a states only metro - the financial, health care, and transportation hub (3rd busiest cargo airport nationally), have to only grow (barring a catastrophic event like nuclear war, etc.)?

-mc Yes, you can evict them for causing damage or a health hazard at the property, using this 7-day notice to repair the damages or leave: http://courts.mi.gov/Administration/SCAO/Forms/courtforms/landlord-tenantlandcontract/dc100b.pdf

That needs to be a mental health professional such as a doctor or licensed therapist that is seeing the person they prescribe it for.

Some health issues.Overall, I feel I was at my best in my early-mid 30s in terms of total package.

Health clubs, golf rounds, etc.  

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.

I got almost the same number using the BP calculator too. The

If the Tenant goes to the trouble of convincing a local mental healthcare professional that they need an ESA, then you must provide REASONABLE accommodation for the animal UNLESS it threatens the health and safety of others (Anyone else thinking Pitbull...??) 

I also rent mostly to people in health care.