I score prospective tenants like an insurance company based off of rent history, credit, criminal, income, and evictions. 

I would highly recommend that you use a good atty. to set up the lease and maybe set aside some of those payments to hire a good criminal atty. should you need one latter.ps.

I don't know the exact answer, but I suspect the Police will not be responsible for property damage in pursuit of a criminal pursuit.  

You can go directly to wholesalers and homeowners to purchase almost criminally inexpensive fixer uppers (of various levels of quality ranging from the near tear-down to the nearly rentable, just desperately in need of paint and a couple repairs). 

Which in turn caused governments across the world to have to provide that funding.RE investors got shafted because as the country went into recession, people couldn't make rents, landlords could not make their mortgage payments.Here's the thing you will disagree with me about - everyone blames bankers, everyone calls their behavior criminal, yet what was so virtuous about re investors and individuals putting in what Jay calls Liar Loans?

If the stripper meets your income, credit and criminal record criteria, can you legally say "no"?        

I'm currently a lawyer, but don't get too excited because my focus is criminal defense and the only real estate contract I've ever seen is the one for my own house.

A perfect example local property manager contacted me after the online company she was using did not verify the accuracy of the criminal background check and reported her applicant as a registered sex offender.

Hi BPrs,I just got a letter from the city attorney stating that i have a warrant out for my arrest and charged with "criminal housing violations"...however i had filied the evictions before the city even came out and condemed my property...and the police refuse to arrest them for tresspassing stating "too many gray areas"....i am seeing how the courts are protecting the "professional tenants". what would happen if i just go remove them myself!

If you have proof that the neighbor did it, I would call the police and file criminal charges