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Andrea Finkelstein
  • Rental Property Investor
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Ideas to combat trespassing on a commercial restaurant

Andrea Finkelstein
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Scottsdale, AZ
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Hi. We own a restaurant building in Downtown Phoenix, and my tenant is having a horrible time with indigence hanging out or parking there at night and leaving dirty diapers and other items. We have all the no trespassing signs. Has anybody found an effective way to combat this? They have very few parking spaces and their patrons are leaving due to inadequate parking or the horrid way it looks when they arrive in the morning and clean up takes far too many hours each day. Any suggestions if someone has gone through this or I would welcome any ideas. Thank you in advance. 

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Scott Mac
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Scott Mac
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Maybe print out a list of homeless shelters that are nearby along with printing out a map and handing it to the people you see camped out there . 

And at the same time tell them you're going to be painting the building in a few days they need to be out of there by Wednesday - or something like that . 

Good Luck!

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