The attorney said that unless the police are called there regularly or the house is burning down, I can't do anything, and that once the governor added the 60 day notice clause to the eviction moratorium as a way for landlords to get people out, by selling or moving into the property with proper 60 day notice, she said she had an INFLUX of investors like me who called her telling her they don't want to be a landlord in California or Washington anymore and to liquidate their portfolio, beginning with sending the proper notice to the tenants.I'm right there with him.

Just a few of the events I mean are - 1) a few years ago HUD investigate the Housing Authority and found over $1M of HUD money intended for recipient holders in the Housing Authorities bank account; 2) the city manager was just forced to resign; 3) the city attorney was just fired; 4) the last police chief was fired and the current police chief is currently suspended; 5) the fired city attorney is currently suing the mayor; 5) the police force is so short staffed I just read that they only have 19 officers on patrol at night in the entire city.You didn’t list my favorite city to invest in - Norfolk.  

Call police?

Call the non emergency police line and ask for crime stats or check out any of the many websites.

I'm not the real estate police and haven't turned anyone in (even though I have tons of evidence) but I've also never bought from one and find it extremely unlikely I ever will. 

Some quick looking shows that I need to have a court order and then the police will remove her belongings.

I don't know the correct answer, but generally ascendants/descendants would take priority over siblings.

I need roads, I rely and support the police and military, without which we would have anarchy, and if the pandemic has taught me anything, I am a bad educator and my kids need to be in school. 

Was wondering if it would be ideal to bring in the police since we have pictures of the drugs?

Minneapolis council narrowly passed funding for additional police this week.