The Village where the building is has now sought a demolition order for the building due to; smoke alarms, improper boiler venting, leaking gas lines to stoves, and leaking roofs over the front and rear entrances.

Do you.need to haveadressable(hard wired) alarm system.

See if you can get their authorization to go over there (you may not even need it but it's good to call and ask), give the shady characters a firm deadline to get out, and lock down the place with changed locks and an alarm system when the deadline passes.

A thief is a risk, but it's not as much risk as a violent offender or drug dealer.

If they have stuff in their past but can explain it that’s ok for me sometimes but if it smells fishy and is setting off alarm bells which it sounds like in this situation is then you should listen to your gut and pass here.

The state pays you, not the tenant.Allegedly, the tenants do better because they're in a communal setting and the case workers love it too, because they don't have to travel to as many houses.As there are broadly similar approaches to student housing, this isn't setting my BS alarm off; at least, not exactly. 

Hi BP community,For those of you who have MF in Philly, which fire alarm company you are using the connect the fire system with the fire dep and monitor it?

When the home inspector walks through, and if he can find ANYTHING of substance that causes alarm, you can then further negotiate for seller credits. 

The owner ended up needing to put In hard wired smoke alarms and new custom egress windows (totalled around $6,500.

Do they have some high tech security alarm?