If anyone is in the house, call the police and report a break-in.

I agree with @Amy A. it only takes a month to month and a half to evict someone and that is only if you have to go through the whole process, court, police etc.

Hi BiggerPockets world I am a newbie to real estate my name is Carlos and I am full time employee as New York City Police officer and have been so for 10 years.

Two other groups who know a lot are taxi drivers and police officers. 

My wanting to help out some young people (the first time) resulted in police on site for domestic abuse, social services checking on child welfare, non-payments and about $2500 in damages after they finally left (holes punched into walls, damaged carpets, etc)I'm not saying don't take a chance, but make sure the rental rate is not lower than the market (which attracts undesirables at times), and do your due diligence!  

I call the city police.

But with all that said, I don't believe there is anybody really policing this activity and I also think predatory lending laws under DODD FRANK have bigger issues to deal with than the small MH deals going on. 

Roofing is statistically more dangerous/deadly than being a police officer, body guard, security guard in a dangerous neighborhood, and just about every profession. 

Also, any discovered drug dealing or violence type police calls (usually by the boyfriend), Section 8 don't play. 

If the cash value to premium ratio isn't about 85%, its not designed for minimum non-MEC.That was my description.Be careful not to confuse level premium with level benefit.Note also, that polices may differ between insurers.