I'm not trying to hide any details, I just want to learn how some others may take action on this information.

@Stephen E.The tenant supplied false data, sure could be fraud, charge a tenant with Fraud, not sure what precedent you want to start where couriers are liable for the information they provide.

I know this is idea could be rife with problems, but a fellow landlord who doesn't have an incentive to hide problems may be a good resource to act as a second pair of eyes for you. 

This might have been an estate plannin move on the part of dad, or an attempt by Dad to hide the asset from potential creditors, or, neither.  

Chuck from our REIA has stopped this in other areas a number of times, but this appear to be moving faster and trying to hide it better this time.

Ducts and Vents are good hiding places.3.

Might make them try to hide it a little better, but they won't stop.For this reason I won't usually accept somebody who smokes at all, even if they promise to smoke outside.

The 'Responsive CSS' then hides the offending pop-ups, but leaves the drop-down menus covering the majority of the screen.

It could be a way to be real about it when we're prospecting - and that way we don't have to hide what we're up to and it can stay out of a person's PM box.

Once an LLC has a charging order against it, or foreclosure on a members interest, it’s just a matter of more legalities to get to series LLC in its path and the owner there is no hiding, and more cost to the defendant landlord/owner attorney they like.