If I invest in scandalous areas, what options do I have against material theft and vandalism?

I thought that scandal was going to HELP people keep their homes?

Since he won't be running for reelection (sex scandal) I could very well see him returning full time to community redevelopment in Oak Park.

I hope you get back on track, and unlike some people on here, I do understand you originally did not get in over your head, you are a result of a bad economy stemming from the scandalous lending of ARM loans to people who could not afford their homes.

I am a young investor/contractor so please dont think I am like these scandals.

mario Yes, it's a risk, and like the big balls from the city makes some law, they want one or two "examples" that are scandalous enough to take notice, if it is non rampant, the city wouldn't mind, but if it's significant enough to get complaints from hotels/motels, then that's when the city takes action and implement laws.

I have never done any business with them, but heard plenty.Out of curiosity, I just did one: it looks mostly benign on just the name, but Google also auto-suggests adding words like “scandal” or “lawsuit” to the search.

And it's certainly not without an FBI investigation into a "pay to play" scandal with the Allentown mayor to keep everything interesting.  

All the different scandals that are plaguing the Land Bank and the ACTUAL results of their demolition program just show how far the city needs to come regarding how things are ran.

Curt I would say that 90 percent of my business comes from relationship and repeat customers and them telling someone else about how I conduct my business.If you have been following the MADOFF SCANDAL they said that there was only an elite group that was allowed in to invest with MADOOFF.