And anti police by the way.

Hello all-I am looking at a few properties, one in particular is fully remodeled, has tenants but after asking questions about the area on a facebook group I am told that gunshots are heard in the area and police are present often.Is this an area where as an investor one sees opportunity with a unit thats fully renovated and a start to beginning to gentrify an area or an area where you'd rather avoid until more people jump into that shipAny advice would be helpful & appreciatedCarlos

There’s also been discussions around fees to cover public services like the police force that is used to break parties.  

Normally I'd say talk to legal aid first, but if she cuts the padlock and the landlord calls the police, the police will ask for the signed eviction from a judge.

Gradually, that's changing, but even though it's less than 2 miles from the Swissvale police station, it's on the wrong side of the MLK busway.2.

(c) This building is secured with front door digitally controlled, video camera enabled(d)Tenants are in this building staying over 6 to 7 years, many of them are old (e)Very good financials with over 25% Cash on Cash(d) City police told this building has one problem tenant.

I then call the local police department and see if there have been any issues with the property address and neighborhood.

Looks like this could save me 2K a year over my current separate polices.

From theft to police calls to drug use to evictions, and those inspectors, it can be very rough.

Had to call Target, Raise and threatened a police report before Raise refunded me.