He's been warned by the landlady and the police, numerous times, to leave me be, and has yet to do so. 

And also check with the local police department to see if the property has had issues with crime. 

In the my past I have built new houses, fix and flips, no-habs, and wholesaled but I am not getting many leads I use to do ok but then the bandit sign police showed up.

In the past, I've had a police officer on site for lock changes.

Ok...One might also want to factor in that the kids are now dealing with the loss of a (presumably...) loved one.Strictly speaking, I would guess that legally the funds (that clearly belonged to the tenant) now belong to the estate - which, typically, goes to the descendants as beneficiaries, once settled.

We have the recordings of the police showing up and arresting her.

Lots of good things happening in Malden.... police station moved and City Hall will get torn down to help open up more space and create new developments, the downtown will become more accessible and I predict better access to restaurants and the local business community, more housing coming online via new apartment buildings and condos.

Inform your other tenant if the noise level from them is excessive to call the police.

Test all taps and toilets, inspect window screens, insure all windows operate properly etc. etc. etc.Primary purpose is to catch anything a tenant has not reporedt as a problem and to police all tenant activities regarding the use of the property.

  '1) Attend Cincinnati Police Dept Landlord/Cop training.