.- Issues effecting resale value: double yellow lines, numbered state roads, proximity to train tracks, highways, airports, gun clubs with outdoor ranges, flood zones, school zones, business / industrial noise or odor issues, high crime area, crappy neighbors (barking dogs left outside, trash in the yard, house in disrepair) close to a hospital, police or fire station (sirens all night).So what we're looking for is properties where the numbers make sense, with no issues that will slow down the sale when the rehab is completed.  

Also what about politics, getting a police force, firemen.

Police, fire, nursing, doctors and others are labeled key workers.

I would also instruct the tenant to call animal control (or the police) every time the dog actually jumps the fence.Good Luck,Mike

After about 20 minutes of her ranting and raving she decided to call the police.

In the middle of last year, for my region at least, HUD changed their protocol that now ALL purchasers, owner occupied and non-owner occupied can bid on houses during the initial open bidding period (after the lottery period for police officers, firemen, and teachers).

As of yet, no spam police have showed up at my door.

I am one of the reasons Richmond is a little safer now due to my alliance and partnerships with RPD and surrounding police agencies with my stance against senseless violence in the community.

Police said they couldn't have it towed because someone obviously just parked it there, and it was not an abandoned inoperable vehicle...... so he made it that way.

She called the police and was informed that the person living in the home has a deed and gave a $7k down payment on the house and that she bought it from her.