the Morris Vortex  too many units sold to too many people and now not enough man power to take care of others is what it sounds like..

As a business model- you would want to focus manpower presenting the deals that you know are selling.

Also, there are so many possibilities why they didn't arrest: warrants weren't good, they were only city warrants, man power was short, had to take another call, she was inside the house (certain warrants can't be served in private residences), and maybe they didn't like you......

Government operates the same way.The maliciously bad landlords (criminals, for all intents and purposes) will ignore the law, figure out how to fudge the paperwork, or avoid detection so it won't do anything to prevent a fire or accident or injury in their properties because the city doesn't have the manpower to go out and enforce it without a complaint.But hey, in the meantime it'll make nanny state bureaucrats feel like they're doing good deeds and fill the city's coffers off the backs of the good landlords at little or no cost to the city, so of course they'll figure out how to push this thing through.

I said: "My concern is that I could be in the process of allocating funds and manpower to ensure that my property passes an inspection, and in the interim, I am flagged by your inspectors for being noncompliant.

So, I think the idea is terrific, but I'm not sure we have the manpower to make anything real official right now, other than perhaps just creating a Google doc?

I am sure there are medium to large GC firms out there who have the man power and expertise to target huge accounts....and only huge accounts.

I would love to ban smoking in my units but I don't have the man power to police this and more than half my tenants smoke.