I am currently a Police Officer, working full time, and though I have save a lot over the year, I have spent a lot of that getting things required to start my investment projects. 

Bill,Please file a complaint with the California Bureau of Real Estate CALBreCal.dre.govWe must police and get rid of unscrupulous people like this

Hi, As part of my due diligence on a C class multiplex, I am planning to invest in, in south Houston, I got a police crime report stating that the police dept gets 10-11 calls/ month on that property, has 12 crimes recorded over the last 6 months.

I had a girlfriend come stay a few nights to avoid that. bosss got mad and fired me cause his new helper had nowhere to go .. rent is due tommorow, the landlord , my bosses friend showed up lastnite with the local police, told me " the lease is expired , you have 30 minutes to vacate the premises, or you wil be arrested for criminal tresspass. the cops backed him up ..

If the property was vacant when you purchased it and some time later the squatter moved in this would be trespassing...you could file a police report and then start the eviction process.   

Last time I called the police and he stated that he would accept a survey.

There are no signs on the street that says no parking, I called the police and they told me that rules reg. overnight parking is written on the internet, new residents should know this when they move in.

Put as much polish on that tu*d as you wish and it will still never shine.

Let's also say for instance her delinquent thug of a grandson comes over and visits frequently, with a group of his "friends" and eventually threatens the life of one of your other tenants, leading to many phone calls, police visits and filing reports, etc.

I guess the police contacted her next of kin in another state to come pick up the kid.Not trying to be selfish at all, but I'm not sure what my next steps are in this situation.