U want famous actor go hollywoodU big man in real estate go ohio

It has its own code enforcement, own school district, own police force, own street maintenance/trash collection division, own agenda for change run by local, approachable actors.

I don't think BP vettes anyone in particular if they get reports of bad actors they take those post down.. but for those with paid advertisement I don't think they do any vetting..

However, you may want to call their caseworker and vent your frustrations to see if you get a reaction.Since as an owner, you're responsible for bad actor tenants, how about just hiring a landscaper to come by and cut the lawn? 

Check your state tenancy act (or equivalent).

I don't see it as malicious intent, just not worth a conversation if there doesn't have to be.

It can be done but it's tough.We closed a loan in state but we knew all the actors.

But I have no sympathy for the bad actors in our business whose actions perpetuate that perception.

With cash based tenants you have no financial history by which you can screen out the bad actors.

(again, not trying to discourage you, but just go into it knowing that students will actively, but not maliciously, work to destroy the property)