@Kevin Perkas an under garment OKas an outer garment NOT OKAnd they say there are no fashion police?

If they don't answer the complaint in 5 days, you will be awarded a judgment and can use the judgment to arrange for a sheriff removal and lockout.Your chances of getting assistance from the police are small.

It will be a nightmare to track and police!

As for the property analysis:2 unit, 2500 sqPurchase price: $179KRent roll $34,200 Gross income $31,350Total expenses $11,920Net operation income $19,430Net after mortgage $7,743Cap rate 9.91%Cash on Cash 17.44%I'm going to put a down payment of $44K for the mortgage.It's a turnkey project, the house is going to be purchased after the house is fully renovated and populated with tenants.I'm paying 10% for management(same guy that renovates the place will do the PM)It sounds like something modest to start with, there is a big hospital next by and a police station in the end of the street. it's also a 11 min drive from the Rutgers University.

Police chases almost every week in the news papers, a rapist just caught a few weeks ago after raping a girl down there.My tenant has installed a surveilance system because someone tried breakining in a couple times. the guy still periodically walks right up to the door and tries to get in.

(Security Police - just like 50% of the entering force during that Desert Storm period, regardless of ASVAB scores) @Harry M.

Hi, I received a call from the community police officer saying there was a noise complaint from a neighbor.

The legal advice police will slaughter me if I get anymore specific.  

Lower or higher means something.Google the address and street name to see if anything comes up.Check the police and fire websites to see any calls in the area.Paul

My tenants called the police on them once for banging on their door and making threats and mentioning they have a firearm because of a very minor leak, and then they lied to the HOA that they called the police themselves.I don't know what my options are, as this is my first rental property.Should my tenants decide to bail and stop paying rent, would I be able to pursue them to maintain their obligations to our rental agreement?