Look up police department and EPA for clean up steps and it is a lot of work.Upside is low and downside risk is high.

They send a letter to a property developer informing them that a block has been put on the report, a police report is filed, and a complaint has been filed with the federal trade commission.

If tenants complain you can evict for interfering with their reasonable enjoyment and if you find more that the legal number of plants you can report it to the police. 

@Michele Carney call the police and report it stolen ASAP.

It was the Baltimore County police informing me that they did a drug bust into one of my units--of one of my best tenants too (or so I thought, I guess)--and now the front door needed immediate attention so we could secure the building.

Makes policing very difficult and allows freer exchange of ideas, as wild as some may get, they are free to post regardless of what road they might be on and the chances of being corrected drop, especially if the title of the thread is not very interesting.

The police chief was replaced last year.  

These high-density centers have subsequently degraded into government-subsidized low-income ghettos.Oh, and don't forget the municipal revenue enhancement opportunities as hundreds of drunk students drive back from the bars past police checkpoints.

One argument for sfh you often hear is if there are problems with the neighbors you don't get called the police do.

Furthermore, it is imperative that his/her subs sign a seperate release because if the sub doesn't get paid by the General Contractor, rightly or wrongly, they too can put a lien on your property, I am not sure what other states do, but in CA, there is no policing of ML.