I don't mean to hijack the thread in anyway, but this quote leads me into my opening question...If I bought a rental house and I unknowingly rented it to some dope-heads, and the cops were called in by the neighbors to take care of these dope-head renters, is it possible for the police to seize the property and I lose it???

There's probably only a 10% chance that you will be on an all new edition of "Cops" when the ex drives by at midnite and sees her girlfriends car parked out front and proceeds to remove the screen door and then you get the police call because she claims, rightly so, that she is on the lease and is not a trespasser.

Additionally, I have a vision of a standardized community of care homes across the country having similar polices, procedures.

We have the city inspecting the house this week and they will post a non nuisance notices only after which we can get assistance from local police to get access to the house. 

He is a police officerHis father is a retired public defender (attorney)I have given him a massive discount all along - $770 was the original rent and it was only at $880 by the end for a 3/1 inside the perimeter!

Thanks in advance,Troy I did a mailing two weeks ago and received a call from a woman who said to take her off the list, she wasn't selling and she was going to call the police.

The neighbor saw the guy and gave the police the description of him and his car.

I am currently a student graduating from UW-Whitewater on May 17, 2014 and before I enter the police academy in the Fall I want to learn about what real estate investing has to offer.My goal is to be financially independent.

That should result in more inspections of properties and more policing of the industry.

My friend is staying in Italy to bring back his father's body once it is released by the police.