If the neighbors do call the sheriff, is it common to get away with a warning first? 

I'm thinking about sending him a warning notice or simply a text message, but I don't want to upset him. 

Warning to all, things are not always as they appear. 

I don’t need an agent I just need a mentor, someone who can encourage, warn, help analyze etc.

So many questions need to be asked and answered before you even take the first step to get started with a fund.It's a lot of work to set up a note fund and to do it properly.Now that you've been warned, here is your A-Z list:1.

I will warn you though farm land to rent out will not have a positive cash flow or pay for itself for many years if ever, and don’t let a realtor tell you otherwise.

We were warning people about renting out property they didn't own.

Warning: very technical.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/647412-syndication-losses-against-active-income 

Jay Hendricks talks a lot about appreciation so I heed that warning.

City Code Enforcement: Properties that are consistently getting warnings and citations for failure to care for their property could easily be rentals where the landlord is over his head and would take an out, if presented, but can't afford to fix up the place to sell it.