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Lawrence Fiero
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  • Himrod, NY
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Tenant safety

Lawrence Fiero
  • Investor
  • Himrod, NY
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I recently received a phone call from a tenant who had neighbors trespass on our property and set off fireworks on our porch and in our yard. The police told my tenant that I would have to press charges but when I contacted the police they informed me the people did not break the law. I am looking for suggestions on what I can do to protect the safety of my tenants. I have not had an experience with the police like this one before. We were led to believe protecting our property and our tenants is the sole responsibility of us. Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.

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