LOL  but then again 40 years and lots of lawyer letters later I may be a little more thick skinned than many.. and for sure I know liablity as opposed to just pure emotion and in this business some of the folks always say you have to take emotion out of it.. getting a lawyer over this is simply an emotional response. 

Make them engaging and cause someone to want to emotionally click to learn more about your offering.

That first property is essential to get under your belt, not financially, but more mentally & emotionally. 

I know that their decision making process is fully emotional in that field, along with picking and choosing based on their personal connections with who they serve. 

Tough situation considering emotions involved with another family. 

You should consult an attorney but I believe you do not have to honor a lease with an illegal immigrant.This discussion has taken place before and it gets contentious because people are ruled by emotion rather than facts and law.

One more tip – people remember stories that trigger their emotions.

Don't let emotions and stress ruin a great investment :)

Try to keep all communication in writing so emotions are not involved.

In general, I reckon that if you get EMOTIONALLY attached to a SF primary you want to buy, you WILL spend more on it than is financially optimal, and it WILL hurt your Debt To Income ratio and therefore slow down your ability to buy more bargain multi-plexes at whim.Will your extra retirement income wish, vs your pretty-home desire, be easy to resolve?