They are totally free and provide thorough screening reports, including credit, rental history, and criminal background.

Kirtan Patel from KPPB in Atlanta is very experienced (not sure how far Milton is from there) - and no, I don't have any affiliation, but my best friend from college is a Criminal Defense Attorney in Atlanta and recently pointed me towards Kirtan as he knows ongoing developments, multi-units, etc.

She might be fronting for her drug addict/criminal friend, son etc.

Also, arson is criminal.

And for those of you here on BP who have made an art form of fence sitting these questions, well I hope y'all get plenty of splinters for doing that! 

I have known of FSBO that were cased by professional criminals, and a few cases that have resulted in violence.

Bitcoin currently has three good uses: allowing drug dealers and other criminals to transact easily, allowing people under oppressive governments to get their money out of local currency, and a means for speculators (not investors) to try to make money.  

@Nathan Gesner, I'm guessing they filed this as a criminal charge because it was an illegal eviction coupled with the taking of their possessions.

Look for states that are Landlord-friendly (another way of saying they have fair laws and don't treat Landlords like criminals), growing population, attractive to businesses, good tax structure, and a strong education system that will keep tenants in place for many years.

I have referred this apparent criminal activity to the state's attorney general for possible criminal investigation - - talk about a massive apparent fraud - - and they have already written me back that they have opened a case.