NAR isn't the end all be all police for the entire real estate industry, which everyone needs to realize, although they have lots of influence.

It's in a DESCENDING scenario. 

And what happens when 6 months later that seller is at, say a family reunion and talking to wife's 2nd cousin Fred, the Real Estate Attorney from whatever towns away, and something get's mentioned of it and Fred get's all interested and tells em that's illegal and hes now implicated in a crime and holly-cow hes gotta report this to police NOW and geeks out on seller, so seller starts geeking out thinking "I'm too pretty for prison" and so on and so fourth.... 

Up until 2002 we had experienced a revolutionary War, War of 1812, Civil War, Two World Wars, Great Depression, a Couple Recessions and 50 years of Global Policing = $6T.

Growing up I watched my parents work their tails off as a police officer and special ed teacher.

Yes this is definitely something I need to not only police myself on now, but continue to enforce on myself down the line.

My solution is for the local communities to police themselves in the way of rehab and quit letting these neighborhoods get run down ..

Try to get police involved to get police reports and start a eviction based on serious nuisance!

Yes, he'd be frequently dealing with the police as well as the tenants. 

An upset Tenant that was under eviction stabbed the Landlord, who managed to call out the Police.