If police are called to your lot, you WILL be evicted!!!"

Report the activity to police and ask for additional patrols.

If it wasn't you then its not your problem, the tenant can call the police about this person!

The property must be transferred to a related party, a lineal descendant or ascendant of the transferor, or a spouse or a former spouse as a result of a divorce.

I recently bought in to the do hard money advertisement and so far I have yet to close, I had a 60k purchase in a neighborhood that is a historic golf/university community and I was very disappointed because they claim the zip code has a high crime rate, but the area has its own security along with the city police patrols, and the neighbors say they have no problems.

For example: rather than distributing $1,000,000 to a descendent they might have monthly distributions of $5,000 for 20 years until it runs out.

That might be your opportunity for a new lease if he accepts.I think the police path might be the better course.

Just be aware...If the tenant decides to contest the charge and the matter ends up in front of a judge, you may be asked a couple of things:   - did you file a police report?  

You could also get the police involved as what he's doing (trying to collect rent from a unit he doesn't own/manage) is illegal.

., it will get ugly because I have called the police on two occasions already.