Drug buyers showing up on a regular basis and vandalizing the property.

If drugs are an issue he can try to get the guy arrested off site especially if he knows  where he is selling stolen property or if he has drugs on him.

I’m reaching out to connect with anyone currently working as a Commercial Real Estate (CRE) loan officer in the Phoenix area.I’ll be relocating to Phoenix in the coming months, and once I’m settled, I plan to start working in the commercial real estate space here in Arizona.

My team currently manages just over 4 million square feet of office, industrial, and retail space, with roughly half of that owned by our firm and investors, and the rest by owners from across the country.

Should I hammer them, or simply win my case with the Division and let um walk pain free? 

Feel free to reach out or ask more questions... 

I have even seen divorce, gambling and drug addiction destroy 20 year businesses. 

I'm in....but I don't have any free reports left.

It's a free REI education.You said you work in construction.

We do have this in our lease regarding illegal drugs: “No illegal drugs or controlled substances (unless specifically prescribed by a physician for a specific person residing or present on the Premises) are permitted on the Premises.