The latest push comes amid social justice efforts that are gaining traction following nationwide protests in response to the death of George Floyd in police custody.

These tenants often don't file police reports because there is enough bad stuff going on in the house to get arrested, or they may even have a warrant out for them. 

And the more you know of this law, which reaches back into the Middle Ages, then the better you will be able to work with an attorney, the police or even in court dates, in asserting your dominance in the gray area of Rentals, as to who has the power; the tenant?

Here in the US, the Teacher's, Firemen and Police Pensions are way underfunded in Cities like Chicago, New York and California.

We had to call the police on multiple occasions and we dealt with this nightmare for the past 2 years...

The police have been great about clearing the property for us when we call, but I’d like to proactively deter squatters from even coming around.

If they try to stop you, you can call the police to gain access.

I have a friend that ended up with several apartment buildings in Chicago on a police officer salary by living in the basements and renting out the uppers, plowing all the money into savings and doing it again. 4.

There isn't any police either, which being the area pretty poor is not the best situation.

(b) Any governmental police power not excluded by (a) above, except to the extent that a notice of . . .encumbrance resulting from a violation . . . has been recorded in the public records at Date of Policy.