If you ever want to know how to have more power than the police to be able to assert your right to live for free in someone else's house, just watch for a day any of these churlish boil-brained clodpolls, ponces and cockered bum-bailey poofters.

If the neighbor is too loud for a SFH tenant, call the police, don't call me.9. 

We have tried to give the local police a free unit as an extension of the precinct to try to curb the crime problem, but they would not take it.  

4) What have the local police stated about how they'll address a theft issue when it occurs?

I was told that title insurance companies use to write polices on tax sale properties but stopped around that time because of a few lawsuits.

In my state those are CRIMES, even if the police won't get involved you can still bring an action--and you should.Third--what are the occupancy laws in your community? 

As far as just accepting they won't pay, that is kind of like saying you left your door unlocked on your house and thief stole your belongings, so why bother reporting it to the police.

I had a different neighbor randomly call the police on my guests, complaining about noise in the middle of the day, while quiet hours are between 10 pm and 7 pm. 

I feel like saying - It is legal, but call the police if you like.

Can you simply ignore the complaining phone calls and police visits and the notices of city violation, etc that are part of the slumlord business.