I was a prosecutor for seven years and a criminal defense attorney for two and that helps me with negotiation in real estate every single day.

I explained that since Marcus is a thief (he owes me money and stole some stuff from Bob), I am not obligated to host known criminals with known substance abuse problems in my duplex.

It would be a violation of the agreement and could result in losing my privileges to pull credit, screen for criminal and eviction, etc.

When they learn the IRR and add it to the 10 Year Business Plan, there is absolutely NO issue with Communications.4) They MUST pass a Criminal Background check.

I had a storm destroy sections of fence at a single family rental property I own.

I work in the "what if" industry, so naturally the "what if" in a friends fight comes up.Everything else checks out on both (strong credit, no evictions, no criminal, etc.).

There's a difference between vandalism and negligence; the latter is not usually criminally actionable when it comes to non-animated property (i.e. a car or a house versus a little kid or a pet). 

Once someone tries to break in, and there are signs of forced entry the game changes and you have to protect the property in a legal/criminal context. 

Very common tactic for the Fake lenders out there who do nothing but collect up front money and are just a scam / criminal enterprise. 

I'm not referring to your post.I'm referring to charging the fee.This is not criminal, and not clearly a civil, violation.