no offense, but you seem a little up tight about this. #1, you mention their age a couple times. it appears that you are discriminating on age. as far as the 'quiet residential neighborhood', i live in an INCREDIBLY conservative, quiet, deed restricted neighborhood (and am even a member of the HOA board) and our neighbors throw some really great (rowdy!)

Signs can be tricky and offensive to people in your target neighborhoods so make sure their placed high enough not to get ripped down and also that you don't over-saturate the neighborhood to the point of being obnoxious.

@Tony OliverAlthough "looking" (remember, messing with mail is a Federal Offense) at any letters may help, it will most likely be the servicer or the property management team handling the property for the servicer.

The accusatory tone is somewhat offensive and disruptive. 

I did use the word "seem" for those who might take offense at this ;)

So right from the start you are putting an offensive attack to let them know “Mr.

The next time police will be coming, they are looking at criminal offense after 3 citations issued: for violating village ordinance and letting their dogs on to other people's property and not cleaning after their dogs.

I try to cut people a little slack on the first offense, unless it is something more serious of course.

I acknowledge that false, undisclosed, incomplete or misleading information herein may constitute grounds for rejection of this application, termination of right of occupancy of all residents and occupants under a lease and/or forfeiture of deposits and fees, and may constitute a criminal offense under the laws of this state. 

Henry has some catching up to do with the current issues of a CFD, no offense Henry, once very popular for decades, they heave bumped into "circumventing foreclosure laws" and title issues.