My buddy's wife got possession of the house after the police were done - had to do some painting, replace carpet as the ex bf was nasty - don't think there was much remediation needed where the victim died other than new carpet as it wasn't a "messy" death and the corpse didn't sit there long.Anyways sorry for the gory details - but it was publicized on local media - address wasn't highly publicized however I guarantee every neighbor around knew what happened. 

It has its own code enforcement, own school district, own police force, own street maintenance/trash collection division, own agenda for change run by local, approachable actors.

Now I go to say Charleston and you See no street people I think the police there probably don't allow it. 

I submit to you where is the super team that is able to come in and on a block of 15 or 20 houses that's in a bad neighborhood that has a lot of crime that is known for either shootings or drugs or whatever and a group of 5 or 10 people are able to come into that area and work out a deal so the whole block is able to be negotiated with to help those people out get them out of a bad neighborhood or work out some sort of deal where their house is bought and fixed up and then protected by working with the local police department or the government in some way shape or form to systemically one by one block by block in one market or another could potentially be a better investment area so the end goal is Be able to get rid of crime for 1 to bring up the housing market in that specific area 3 have more of an economic standpoint on those houses to bring more jobs to people to get those houses taken care of and renovated and then maybe it's as simple as once the houses are bought those same people might have a potential of moving back in them if they can afford it to have a nice updated or new house or it could just be a rental and so it could potentially work out for everybody so where is this super team of investors that works together on one city block or one city area piece by piece.

I discovered this the hard way when contacting the police when a tenant refused entry (I had scheduled an emergency plumbing repair).

Told them to call the police.  

Your the landlord not the lifestyle police, right.

You can go to any city's police department website and see what crime site they post their reports to.

Policing tenants to cut lawns and remove snow is not with the hassle or liability.

Left, just to return and stated that they had a problem when they were young with the police smoking .