At one time, I had powers of arrest, I'd love to slap cuffs on some of these gurus!

If my contract is unenforceable, voidable then it is impossible to hold an equitable interest in such a contract, what rights I actually have are up in thin air, nothing, and there is no value in such a contract.Now, I advertised my contract, I arranged for a young man with interest to drive by where your daughter works to see her working as a bar tender and he seems very interested in obtaining my contract, or so I thought.........Turns out the young man answering my ad is a cop and I get arrested for pimping your daughter, hope they don't nail both of us for human trafficking!

He was recently arrested by the FBI and they froze all his assets.

I notified local law enforcement about what I had seen and they made several arrest at the property, including the tenants, and found drug paraphernalia on site.

I would think that from an income qualification standpoint, it could only benefit the situation, but be sure to verify all other qualification:  previous evictions, bankruptcy, arrests...or whatever else would be a no-go as per your guidelines.3.  

One has arrest powers.

I don't think anybody's going to be arrested if an agent shares their MLS access with anybody.

In the end, she was legally informed by the responding officers that she was trespassing, further informed that she was banned from the property as per the owners themselves, and was told to either leave or be cited and arrested.

If I'm caught on property I don't belong on, I can be arrested... if I simply tell the cops "oh, I own it" are you telling me they won't arrest me on my say so?

In fact, to do so before 9/11 without verbal permission from the traveler was considered assault and a security officer could have gotten arrested for it.