However, this tenant is refusing to leave per the Virginia governor's stay at home order but to complicate things, he threatened to call police if I showed up on my rental property and did any showings of any room at the townhouse and claims he called the local police department and they said I would be cited/possibly arrested for violating a stay at home order.Does any of what he claims even sound right?

These categories are self explanatory: givers give, and look out for other’s interest; takers take, and achieve success at the expense of others; matchers match, they give to givers and take from takers (aka “the karma police”)I’ve seen success been achieved by all three types of people, but I’ve only lived a short life so far, and my experience in the REI world is even shorter.

I would try and get a police report.

@Paul Sandhu I was representing the buyer of a duplex - who happened to be a police detective.

Called the police department to let them know I was in compliance and I have a copy of lease and executive order in place at the unit should anyone raise an issue.2.

The tenant attempted to give notice leaving to San Francisco about 2 hours north, and leaving the house in possession of the squatter, even though she called the police there is nothing they can do because of the squatter rights.

The police are unlikely going to do anything, as they will likely say it's a civil issue and thus don't have any jurisdiction over it, if you will. 

Coming from Asia where keeping face is very important, and living in a small town (less than 35,000 population in the County) where Police Station doesn't open during the weekends, and many people knowing your business, I would have very difficult time not responding. 

Is it possible that you can get a state marshal or a police officer in to remove the tenant?

Purchase price: $60,400 Cash invested: $60,000 One side was a former drug house known by address by the police.