If the neighbor has proof it is their dog (like a picture or something), he can report it as it is not legal, although not sure the police or animal control would do anything.  

I know what you mentioned on the phone to me about the cost to police those, but maybe there is a better way to implement it?

They need to fund their essential services (fire, police, schools, etc) and do not want to be in the collections business.- The funds used to purchase a lien can come from a Roth IRA because those accounts allow for discretionary investment, and purchasing a lien is considered an investment.Is it true that this is a very safe investment because you are guaranteed to, at the very least, get back what you put in... very likely to get a substantial return through the accrued tax debt interest... and also possibly becoming the owner of the property simply by being the lien holder for a number of years.It looks like, from what I was told, this kind of investment is more about money than property.

That is what I originally said if you descend from your high horse and go back and read what I wrote earlier in the thread.

Nothing new, except for the fact that my already haunted property was in the background with police tape around it.

We need to stop all this illegal activity, so I suggest we place policeman at every escrow office and place these law breakers under arrest when they come out with a commission check, so contact your local police department and suggest they stop this crime wave.

They do inspections every 6 months, and make sure that the house isn't getting trashed, as well as notify you when the police make numerous visits to the property from excessive partying.

I did call the city police department who did a background check on the address to see if there had been any neighbor complaints about the dogs and there had not been.

I got a call the other morning at 4am from a tenant that was distressed because another tenant had come home drunk at 2am, turned up the stereo and proceeded to pass out in her apt, and none of the tenants could get her to come to the door so they called the police and after an hour of beating on the door they finally woke her up at 4:30.Try a sewer pipe backed up because a tenant flushed feminine products down the toilet and your the one that has to snake the system from in front of the blockage because it's the only way to get to it without draining 200 gallons of sewage on the basement floor, knowing that once you free the blockage you better get the snake out fast and the cap put on the clean out.

I would also contact the police and file a report.