@Jonathan Farber your state (all states) have a system for collecting and reporting crime data...personal crimes, like assault, rape, robbery, murder...and then crimes like robbery, larceny...the state acts as the central point of data collection then funnels findings to the feds...who use block groups to assign score with 100 being the baseline.

They disregarded the legitimate reasons for needing to inquire about the mystery truck.I see 3 reasons for needing to ensure the mystery person is or is not using that unit as his/her permanent residence alongside the signed tenant:Criminal -> evictionAdd'l wear and tear -> rent must go upIf the signed tenant leaves and the other person stays behind they aren't on the lease -> no legal recourse.Actually, there is always legal recourse.

I have run into two properties in my area (Auburn, AL) just this year that each had horrific murder-suicides inside the home.

(made up numbers) So Tally could have a 100 murders in a year and be the highest crime rate, yet Miami could have 3,000 murders in the same year and still be rated as less murders per person.  

Natural death, Murder).4.

The idea of prior thought and intent is important in the law....that is why 1st degree murder is so much more heavily penalized than something like manslaughter.

They could solve your mystery!

Leave some mystery in it.

We don't use the  ( this sale is subject to my mysterious partners approval) and all those other what I consider to be morally repugnant weasel clause's people on BP tell others to use... its all one sided with no consideration for the sellerI wonder if these folks would like someone one doing that to their mother or father or themselves.Whats happened in the Industry is the banks and Auction companies have figured out the wholesaler tactics.. so that you need some real EM usually..

No mystery.