They police Airbnb and try to make fake reservations to catch people.

Try visiting with the police to do a well being check.

I did ask the fiancé for information from the police report whenever she gets a hold of it.As of July 25, when the fiancé said she visited him at the hospital, she told me "The doctor said in the next 30 to 90 days we will see the most progress from him".What can I do? 

@Shane H.Maybe call the police and say someone stole $200 from your account without invoice and without responding to calls.

I am proud to be a descendant of people who have stood the line against tyrants and dictators for 10,000 years, and will do so for 10,000 more.

If he hadn't backed it up with police reports and an article on the whole story printed that day in the Denver Post, I wouldn't have believed it.

I will let you know what I end up coming up with.I know that local police departments put out tax issues regularly, but I did not know about housing violations.

Therefore, I've let those small things go and haven't notified the police or complained to them.  

I do have an emergency contact for him but if it comes to that I would probably contact the police and let them deal with it.

I also recommend regular walk-throughs in case something is missed by the camera.If you are in an area where crime is more common, I would perhaps speak with the police or local investors to get a better idea of what the law allows and how others handle break-ins.