We collected over 20 applications at the open house.We ended up having to serve another tenant a 60-day notice after several domestic disputes where the police (and in one case fire department) were called.

Tell him to call the police and/or get a protection order on them. 

Not having a Property Manager for low end rentals makes as much sense as not having police officers because the speed limit signs are posted on the highway.

There is an interesting quote from the Chief of Police up in Longmont (I live in Denver too), "For 80% of the calls we receive, people do not need a uniformed officer, they need a neighbor."

I called 911 and Police arrived but due to these lax Texas laws towards the tenant, they could not offer any help.

Courts suspended evictions but a judge can still have a police officer accompany you to the property.

So I was at my unit today and the neighbor told me that the police knocked on her door a few days ago because they had knocked on the door to my building and no one answered.

Also with her help you can screen her through the police department in the local jurisdiction where she is from.

The police are not arresting or ticketing anyone that I know of for social distancing or having a gathering, but they have asked people to stop.

I immediately rushed over to see what was going on as I do not live on the property and ended up at the police station to gain a copy of the report filed.I want to issue them both a first warning notice explaining that if something like this is to happen again, I have no choice but to use my discretion on a plan going forward.