Outside on the street and in the underground parking garage we have a huge crime problem, its a daily occurence to have to the police onsite to arrest someone, to have maintenance reapir/clean up vandalism, and to have homeless camping/urinating/defecating/in the corners.

Secure the doors and window - post signs - portable alarm that sounds and calls police - notify local cops to drive by often - turn the utilities on and pay someone to stay there.We have some of those neighborhoods in Baltimore - I feel your concerns.As a lender you might want to offer the property at public auction and offer 100% seller financing - this way you have a loan back on the books and an asset protected.I represented a lender in Baltimore who had a bad loan and a pending foreclosure, the defaulting mortgagor gave the bank a deed, we advertised it for an auction with 100% lender financing - We had 80 people at the sale bidding against each other to get the building.

Yes - answered by a police officer. 

Google Portsmouth city council, Portsmouth chief of police, PRHA Hud investigation just to get a peek at some of the recent drama. 3) If you plan to SEC 8, Portsmouth is the worst of our cities to deal with.  

Tell the tenant they need to address this with the police if it's an issue.

If i call the police can they arrest every one and i can just move there units to storage for 30 days?

The crime data should be stored with the city or county.. try contacting the local police department and ask them for the data is it's not easily accessible online.   

They called Mercy flight & then OSA, the police & everyone showed up & the contractor is in a very tough spot & lost that job.

She gave all of their belongings to the police and she changed the locks.

The girls should have filed a police report and requested a protection order, no contact order, or whatever your area allows.