Scott, is the LaserShield connect to the police station?

For the 1 investor I met who did rent them he had the owner start a land trust, named himself the trustee, added him self to the insurance police or have the seller sign a limited power of attorney to legally be able to receive info and make changes on loans or insurance.

I was thinking about renting a unit out a little below market in exchange for a police person living there for presence.Would make the rift rafts go elsewhere is my reasoning.Another question is if you evict a tenant and the sheriff is there for you to throw their stuff out what happens if they are still there and they have a dangerous dog??

I am thinking to get a life insurance polic and make him the beneficary of it.

.-- Code enforcement being handed over to the police department...-- Stricter enforcement of existing codes -- as in five boards piled in a yard can constitute 'construction debris' and result in a fine...-- A majority view that all landlords are evil and greedy...And I could go on!

Mike, that is an awesome policy to have in the leases, as we have seen people pile 'em in to units here too.I would be interested in how you police that as well, as this could help a lot of people.

The best course is to just call the police if you witness any violence or potential for violence.

When I turn a street around, I work with the police, building department, city council, and the nuisance board.

No that's multi-tasking!

Apparently this boob idiot was driving, breast-feeding and talking on a cell phone. Talk about a juggling act.

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I have heard that nation-wide police departments are quietly training for violent civil unrest.