Be civil with them, You know...

I graduated in 2015 @ 23years old with a degree in Civil Engineering & found a decent paying job within 1 month.

You will need a geologist to do a soils test, a surveyor (depending your city you might be able to do a basic topography survey with boundaries or might have to do an ALTA survey) and maybe a civil engineer to do the grading/erosion control plans.

A little background on myself, I have about 12 years on designing in CAD for Civil, Architectural/Engineering firms, and as well as contracting companies in New Jersey.

I called the police to have him charged with burglary but believe the officer wrote it up as a civil matter because he claims "the door was open" and the materials were his.

Not unless you are comfortable with the litigation risk.

@Nick - My reasons are based around asset protection and not exposing my personal assets, "real" business, etc to any litigation.

That's usually just a civil (i.e., lawsuit by party A suing party B) matter.

Try to keep your communications with the tenant civil.

We have been working with a civil engineering firm to prepare the soils reports, assess zoning, etc, etc and a RE attorney.