Can you pay body guards or is it a lost cause.

:You're 23 years old, seemingly able-bodied, and you claim you can't find a job in an area (New England) with 3.9% unemployment.

The general public needs a governing body to oversee this stuff to protect the public's interests.

I also dropped the rent on the couple vacancies I have, just to get bodies in them. 

And in the past, for less credit worth tenants, we take two months rent deposit, but with rents in the $2,000+/month, we're take only one month, (NY state now limits it to one month) and if we quibble over every little hole in the wall, no body gets anything back, and we'll wind up in court every time.

But over the years builders (using the strategies I previously outlined) decided that building in high risk flood zones was a good plan (AKA every beach property or property built right on large body of water including rivers) because the government will bail out the property owners which they have (kinda) and are currently in debt 20+ billion.

You could raise your desk up and down to prevent your body from loosing feeling from the waist down.

It seems that the cost of living is so low and the general population has grown accustomed to having low expectations such that survival on government benefits suits many otherwise able-bodied residents.

As these types of investments were historically put together and run by very experienced people / companies Not someone who is pretty much a beginner in real estate with no real body of work behind them.

Once you are sunk in if you tend to move at all while you sleep you are going to be extremely uncomfortable as half your body will be in a hole and the other half will be trying to figure out what is going on.