One had his boxes packed, ready to jump ship.  

His family had a business down the road where they did white water rafting, and I had paid an engineer to design a small camping/RV parking lot for that 2 acre lot. 

I may not do it much, but  I will have contact with some of my tenants and just want to help one for no real reason.I have also thought about:carrying around gift certificates for a local restaurant to hand out at random.Having a summer pizza party at one of my small quadsWelcome pack for new tenants

She has not scheduled a moving truck and does not appear to be making much of an effort to pack  (she is being evicted but she does have a new place where she can move in on the 31st).What are my options? 

Lock out and sell off is permissible as long as you follow your local county guidelines.Storage could be better than a regular rental because you could pack in a lot of clients, need not worry about utilities or maintenance calls, get paid up front, and create a niche opportunity that might give you an edge in a college community.

,You don't have to rent with a fan blade missing.The blades are for sale without the fan attached:https://www.homedepot.com/p/Commercial-Electric-Matte-Black-Wenge-Wood-Reversible-Replacement-Fan-Blades-5-Pack-for-52-in-Ceiling-Fans-813442/315274060Good Luck! 

Sadly, the topic that finally motivated me to create an account and jump in is not a happy one:We have an adult, non-family-member guest living in his own RV in our yard (within the Austin city limits).

Many tiny houses are built on trailers with wheel and axles to avoid building codes and be considered a trailer which in many states would have a vehicle license.The gotcha however is that this still may not avoid/evade codes as many codes don't allow RV, trailers or mobile homes.It you go the other way and build a Tiny House without a trailer/wheels/axles, then you still have to comply with building codes which in many areas have minimum square footages. 

@Nathan G.Any home can be packed with crap.

This is also where you'll keep your tape measure.Leather work gloves in your size, a box of blue nitrile gloves in your size, a 20-pack of N95 respirators in your size, hearing protection ear muffs that fit, safety glasses, a 3M half-face respirator that takes interchangeable filters and cartridges.I like the FlexFit dad hats better than cheaper ballcaps with open backs.