American Homeland is the most investor friendly one I've ever worked with.

If there is an emergency they will call my home (land line) number (family & friends).

It's called Homeland Innovators, meets the first Wednesday of each month at 5:30 pm (so, tonight).  

However even if there is not a law in your state I would still highly recommend disclosing.I know there are certain religions that will not purchase a home or land if there was a burial or murder on that home/land.

I have an emergency stockpile of food and water (as Homeland Security recommends) and have never needed it.

It may be accepted practice in Asia, but I bet in the homeland, you'll (probably needlessly) get complaints and non-compliance.  

I just moved here to the states but I've already done many real estate investment in my homeland country. currently live in Denver, CO, which has hot market nowadays but I'm thinking to move to La,CA. what's you opinion?

Ya even Police don't like living in bad areas, they work hard enough all day and don't want to put overtime in after work where they live.I've had Police, Homeland Security, FBI, County Sheriff's live in my buildings,, nice to have,, I just let tenants know if they are comfortable living here you should be also..

The tenant screening should include a full credit check, criminal background check for felony at the state and federal level, homeland security check and sexual predator check.  

I was in the Army for 7.5yrs, then worked at the Department of Homeland Security, and Marine Corps Base Quantico before coming back to Middleburg, FL (just southwest of Jacksonville).