Houston seems to be doing well after all the dust settles with this huge FBI thing that just happend...They arrested some 38 people that were all working a real estate scam operation down here..its a huge mess right now as far as forclosures go...

First hand, I remembered why I became a property manager, as well why I refuse to rent from homeowners that employ my services.The ending story is, I will be moving February 1, 2007, I informed the landlord if his daughter the "apartment manager" that is she forced her way into my home again or continues to act as a fool in public , I will have her arrested for trespassing, and endangering the welfare of my child.

In the meantime, I'm working with the police to arrest as many of the druggies and deadbeats as possible.

It's pointless to look at the credit score for really low income tenants - because their credit is TERRIBLE.Unless they're 18 or 19, scumbags can't avoid being arrested and/or evicted on a regular basis.

The answer is NO.A cop will tell you without a writ there is no way to make them leave by force.Now if they were a squatter or broke into the property they could be arrested and removed for trespassing.Is the son older than 18??

THEN you can rekey, etc. if they even set foot on the property at the 48 hour mark they are terspassing and can be arrested.

Also about 2 months in one of the tenants was arrested and put in jail, but a relative came and took his stuff so I had a chance to remodel the kitchen in that unit.

Send mailers to people arrested for violent crimes (going to prison for a long time) 35.

Hi all,I have a property in which the tenant was arrested in late December.

I guess the sheriff would let me fill up my gas tank daily and drive off without paying through the holidays with no arrest, same concept to me.Anyway, for some the process is up over 9 months long.