The resulting increase in crime drove many of the other residents out, leading to high vacancy rates and constant police calls.

In reading your post, it sounds like you might have a police issue for trespassing, not a court issue with an eviction.

Calculate the infrastructure cost to build and maintain per 1000 residents for:- miles of road, sidewalks, streetlights- miles of utilities: water, sewer, gas, electricity, internet- public services: police, fire, snowplowing, public works, trees and green spacesAnd then people complain about taxes.

All you can do is give a polite warning to everyone.We've told many a tenant that this is all we can do unless they want to file a police report.

There was a squatter sleeping there a month ago one night, but the police were called on-site and arrested him.

@Hoai Nguyen suggest modifying your current lease to cover multi-family setup.Parking, shared access, police report required for landlord to get involved in disputes, etc.

They have called the police on guests (in the middle of the day, for parking over a sidewalk in the driveway, for noise when guests were playing dominoes by the pool and on and on)…one neighbor yelled obscenities at my guests (in front of children), saying, “We don’t want tourists!” 

Ask me how I know.You have to handle this almost like a (good) police officer would: follow the law to the tee and friendly but absolutely unapologetic.

Sort the unit type comps by square footage descending for best results.If you’re inside of market by $100-200… immediately bump by $75-175 and see what bites you get.

You should contact the FBI or your local police department, tell them what you're being told and see if they are willing to take an interest.