Is drinking in public a serious offence in Canada?

The best defense is a good offence.  

Our property is in a good school district and a decent neighborhood, so I believe we can attract quality tenants otherwise.We've considered the idea of putting of fencing down the middle of the back yard or something similar.

I would hate to get such a large area of fence done and still have 15 feet that is the original fence.I have talked to my neighbors about the situation and no one had any information on the owner.

No offence, the BiggerPockets hosts are amazing and simplify things and are so motivating, but NONE of it applies to Canada (well thats my impression anyway) - foreclosures, buying under market value properties, underwater mortgages, even to some extent wholesaling, etc, aren't really things in Canada. ( I mean sure, there are properties out there that are in distress dont get me wrong, but I feel like even those properties are going to 500,000 lately!

I say what I think and it not meant with offence.

Mark Forest - I take no offence to your "monkey" commentary.  

I know in my early days of selling big ranch's in N CA.. it was common for ranchers to move fences over 5 to 10 feet.. along large sections of land.. but when you run 5 to 10 feet over 10 miles of fence line you end up possessing a lot of free acres...

@Caroline Hedin , haha no offence taken!  

And for those of you here on BP who have made an art form of fence sitting these questions, well I hope y'all get plenty of splinters for doing that!