That's not to say that I could possibly maybe have known some people who hypothetically have skipped all that bureaucratic hassle because their gut told them the tenant is way too lazy to ever come back with some sort of wrongful eviction litigation.

(in this area prothonotary handles civil issues, clerk of courts is for criminal).

The only one I can speak intelligently about this the drainage because I am a Civil Engineer. 

I contacted the police about this matter, and was told it was a civil matter, and that law enforcement would not take a police report for theft?  

Consider obtaining your Real Estate license to avoid any costly litigation as a result of conducting RE transactions without a license.There are MANY here on BP that wholesale without a license, but unless you are purchasing the property yourself, and then selling it yourself, you are placing yourself at risk.  

It will take too much of your time, energy, and head space to continue to pursue litigation, even in small claims court.

If so, be very careful when screening tenants, if you use similar criteria, you'll quickly subject yourself to fair housing violations & maybe even civil rights violations.

“We will be pursuing our legal remedies to get Detroit an accurate count.”Census Bureau officials vouched for the accuracy of the count during a Thursday press conference, but civil rights groups and politicians have expressed concern that the COVID-19 pandemic affected the outcome."""

Not to mention it was just disclosed that it’s under litigation.

Picking an owner favorable state such as Wyoming only works if it says it will be litigated in Wyoming.