Next month's meetup will be on FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS, DC Employees, Police Officers and Firemen ...

If the lean is registered after Close and you learn of it at that time, it may be covered (read the police or ask the attorney / title company who is selling the policy).

One strategy that I do since I'm an out of town investor is to call the local police department to pull the police reports for the last 6 months.

Originally posted by **********:Originally posted by MikeOH: "Indeed, Tuesday's announcement comes too late for Troy Courtney, a 44-year-old San Francisco police officer.

I’m recently retired from Columbus Police and looking to do more local deals in the area.

If I were you I would pick the most landlord friendly state, I believe Arkansas as you can use the police to evict tenants and they have basically no rights.

However, she is "refusing" to allow me to show the property to a potential tenant when she is not there and is threatening to notify the police if I attempt to show her unit. 

I was told that people in the community called police reporting him many times but police never cares...

Such additional duties may include, but shall not be limited to, the following;Returning trash receptacles to their proper place  after 12 hours of collection.Responding to police calls due to tenant activities.Responding to excessive complaints by neighbors or public officials.Responding to excessive communications without good cause, emergency situations excluded.Removal of inoperable machinery, vehicles, trash or personal property outside living quarters. 

Was a police report filed?