I also worked for the State for a couple years where I watched healthy adults walk in for handouts rather than make an effort to improve their situation on their own.

The previous tenant smoked in this home, and I am afraid that my healthy is being compromised as a result of the previous idiot's smoking.I am wondering, is there a lawsuit here, can I get this idiot landlord for providing an unsafe living environment? 

. #2 Two international students with no credit, but FSLs with healthy living expense budgets paid by their government.

Its also that kind of healthy mix of mid-lower economic levels and and various races/nationalities all mixed together.

A healthy problem could’ve made big changes quickly in someone’s budget.

I left the voice mail and she never ever response my call.Finally, my father drove 8 hrs to there to check if she is ok or not on 8/30/16.He went to management office first then went to condo.He heard there were someone talking inside the condo, so he knocked the door and my tenant  opened the door.My father felt better because she is ok.We ask her why she didn't response us, she didn't answered.We ask her to pay the August rent because if she didn't pay on 8/30/16, she will get late charge for $100.We know her health is not good so we asked her if she has personal check.She said that she didn't have personal check.She would go to bank next day and give me a call after she finished doctor appointment (8/31/16)My father was worry about her and asked her if she needed a ride to hospital.She said her daughter would take her to the hospital.She still not call me and response all my calls.Can I evict her out?

Hopefully your lease states something about maintaining the property in a generally healthy and safe condition, that will be your section to reference if there's an issue.

From Tenant's picture, it is showing that the trees is healthy with green leaves. 

Anyway I'm just waiting to pull the trigger after the smoke clears and looking forward to a healthy and long lasting relationship with yourself and others along the way!

Rent around $2,000If we put 20% down payment, and assuming expense is 40% of rent and loan is 4.75% for 30-year, thenDown payment = $40,000NOI = $1,200 / monthPrincipal reduction = $2468 for year 1Cash Flow = $4392 for year 1Appreciation = $8000 for year 1ROI is a very healthy 37% for year 1, and will increase in subsequent years.I understand if we buy cheaper houses (let's say $100,000), then the ROI can be higher.