@Harry Standafer Yeah it was definitely scary, especially because he had 5 full grown pitbulls living in the house and was rumored to be a drug dealer as his profession.

I was at Subway on Lockbourne yesterday morning and there was a drug deal made in front of my eyes with one of the workers..

Was he manufacturing the drugs in your unit?

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They do a good job of monitoring my properties for me.No selling needed, in the same way that you don't have to sell the idea they have to pay rent or they can't do drugs. 

And because as long as "Intent" is the standard there can be no prescriptive period established.  

From a tenants perspective there is always mold and it is always black mold and every tree limb is moments from falling on the house, and every neighbor is a drug dealer.It seems you have reacted in timely reasonable way. 

If he doesn't agree then I would look into your states law's surrounding prescriptive acquisition of an easement.

Long story short the guy is a A1 class POS, scatterbrained drug head with a big-time criminal record and loves blaming his problems on anyone but his self and has a long history of similar events just like this according to his family lol not judging only speaking the truth .

You might have a better case if he was a known drug dealer and that's why he was evicted, menacing to other tenants, etc.