These off-duty police are paid to sit in their police cars in uniform.

Also report the damage to police .

With regards to labeling the house with numbers, providing fire extinguishers, etc .. some stuff is for code, the rest I do not only for tenants safety, but in the event of a real emergency, rescue/police can easily find the home (exterior lighting always on at night). 

When Binghamton police accompanied my manager to get him out, squatter claimed to have been living there with tenant for 5 weeks, which police sited as more than the stipulated 2 week period in which case a person (our case, a squatter) must be evicted legally.Wondering if my fellow Binghamton investors can verify this to be true, or have any advice?

The best feature is I am stealth to police speed traps.

What police/fire requirements exist?

Calls to the park for police and fire is high, the parks are an eyesore compared to other types of builds with high end subdivisions, and property taxes generated off the land are very low compared to other types of uses.

Imagine you feel like you're at rock bottom and there's no hope for you, and then the police show up to take you away.

We have to ask ourselves if we are going to be a guppy who is easily fed and easily reproduces or a salmon that goes against the flow and ensure the survival of our descendants.  

As a side play I do think the 30 to 60 trillion boomers are about to leave their descendants is going to prop up real estate also.