No one will own up to it and all you'll get is finger pointing and blaming which will lead to fisticuffs and arrests.#2.

I found out about it when the gangs activity was discovered, they were finally arrested. 

Especially if the arsonist gets caught and arrested, if they haven't been already.

Husband gets arrested and we check online- he had a warrant for felony check fraud (from after they moved in) and he spends over a week in jail before posting bail.Fast forward again to the beginning of this month, we check in right away and they say they will pay soon and want to set up payments online which is great!

The owner, who I think bought it from a wholesaler, has just been absentee and now the home is facing abatement and a warrant has been issued for his arrest because he missed one or two court dates.

It just seemed to me there was some ways we could do this that would keep residents safe, avoid bankrupting investors and keep affordable housing options open for people.I will say with 4 city council members being arrested by the FBI today on bribery charges after a 2-year investigation and two of those individuals being the ones to really push for this law that it may be delayed for a long time, but time will tell what happens next.

Hi Bhekizwe, when i asked around neighbors told me the owner might be arrested so i guess ringing the prisons around is an option as well but Thanks!.

One way to keep the bad guys out of your property is to put signs in every window that say-$500 REWARDReward for information leading to the arrest of the person that broke into this house.

In my area it was inexpensive to do so ($10 for filing) and some minimal running around from the law enforcement office to the clerk of court for filing.Took two years but I finally was notified she had been arrested on this outstanding warrant. 

In the other case the property owner was compensated for damages by a "victims fund" and the offenders were arrested.