It's not really worth the liability to play police, like you mentioned.It's also going to be hard to create fine lines of promoting(aka the columbus cartel) and outright scamming(Pace Morby-esque stuff) in my opinion.

I dont know how else to describe it so the best I can come up to get the point across is that LSU has a lot of built-in self-policing among investors, vendors, lenders, etc.  

I called the police, they showed up and told me it's considered trespassing.

Location is Halethorpe MD, tenants teenage son had an arrest warrant against him and police did a lot of damage.

Location is Halethorpe MD, tenants teenage son had an arrest warrant against him and police did a lot of damage.

Two tenants ago was so terrible and when the police showed up one night I got to talking to them.

NAR isn't the end all be all police for the entire real estate industry, which everyone needs to realize, although they have lots of influence.

I'd suggest that you drop by a police department and ask them, especially if they have a community officer.  

The reason for the seeming imbalance is that there are branches of the city’s Department of Investigation and the Housing Authority that police the theft of government housing funds.

I did speak to a police officer I ran into while he was parked keeping eye a few blocks away from the property I purchased.