Particularly if they pose a safety or health threat to other tenants or neighbors.This doesn’t need to be (and shouldn’t become) a big issue; but proceeded with the knowledge that you have a few options and are within rights.

lol   Definitely opt for the multiple bathrooms, have specified food areas, NO PETS, month-to-month leases, no couples, no drama-- and absolutely hire a cleaner every week or two.

As stated earlier, leverage allows you to obtain more safety in numbers with multiple properties, it also allows you to expand your portfolio much quicker.

The typically volatile food and energy categories played a significant role in February, as energy prices rose 3.9% (led by a 6.4% jump in the gasoline) and food prices increased 0.2%.

However, if it has to do with the health and the safety of the tenant or property, then you'll have to respond. 

Based on estimation, they would have ~700/month leftover for food, gas, car, etcCurrent rent 1600 (includes utilities)

(An experiment, like people spending $10 on food per day).

Deliver Food (Be Aware Of Allergies)The quickest way to your neighbor’s heart just might be through their stomach – remember to consider common food allergies (like nuts) when making your food choice.

Not only that, but wind turbines shut down at certain wind speeds for safety reasons so even if the wind is blowing at a good clip, the turbines stop turning. 

If I could go back I think I would choose East Hill even so, downtown is where all the action is, good food, etc, Pensacola Beach is still close and great.