No venture is worth the risk of incarceration or fines!

I've been thinking of creating a short statement like, "In the event of my demise, incarceration, or disappearance, I authorize ____________________________ to remove my possessions on my behalf."

"Blocking formerly incarcerated people from accessing stable housing is an extrajudicial punishment not consistent with the rule of law."

The owner could be in a hospital, or incarcerated or on a trip, caring for a sick relative in a different state or in the military on assignment or any number of things. 

You don't know if they are alive or dead, have mental capacity or not, incarcerated, drug/alcohol problems or severe mental and emotional problems.

Incarceration.

One suicide, one fell and hit her head on a case of canned cat food and bled to death, and one died of natural causes.Your application and/or lease agreement should have contact information of someone authorized to remove their belongings in the case of death or incarceration (this has happened).

During the years she's been a tenant he's never been in the picture of course,  because I yesterday I found out that he was recently released from incarceration.  

Its a foreclosure, old owners are incarcerated. 

That means probably getting two doctors who agree that the person is incapacitated and getting that for someone who is incarcerated is very difficult I'm sure.