Well, all the facts were not presented in the story, however, it would not surprise me if BoA is in violation of laws and guilty of criminal damage.

josh, to my knowledge, code enforcement won't be able to do anything about rap music being played, or thugs hanging outside, bc the truth is that if these were handsome guys dressed in polo shrits and khakis it wouldn't bother people--sorry if that's not PC enough for some people. you can't discriminate agaisnt these people bc they dress like criminals, (although i'm so perplexed how they manage to keep their pants from not falling to the ground lol) so yes, code enforcement may be able to do something about the cars, but that really only solves a part of the problem..they can still hang outside on their property.

No, no offence taken, that is what I wanted to hear!

I also find that optimistic, hoped-for pro forma rents coupled with hidden concessions that drive low vacancy is a usual trick by criminal brokers.

Awhile back I used several services to see which one I liked best - they are instant for credit/social/criminal/bad check/eviction/etc...and generally w/in 24 hours for employment and landlord.

As long as he doesn't have any criminal history and decent credit (prob not much that young) I wouldn't think it would be a problem.

Do a criminal background check on all the principals of the company.

However, like insider trading, some are detected and end up as either civil or criminal matters.

Could this house have been used for any criminal activity?

You can go to your state's online criminal search (if there is one) and perform a search on anybody's name; likewise for sex offender searches.