I am a 43 year old veteran Army Military Police soldier with a deployment to both Iraq and Afghanistan.

We work with the local Alderman and Police to make sure our properties are routinely checked on.  

I'm not home to check that yet.She apparently called the police but what he has been doing does not count as harassment.Do I have any responsibility to evict him?

And I love the constant police presence in the area as you can see the city wants to clean things up.  

I can't believe a title company would hand over a title without any documentation and if they did, then she should be able to get it sorted along with a huge lawsuit against the title company and the police charging the con man.

Regarding police, fire and employees in the City of Milwaukee, on July 10th the Milwaukee Police Association filed suit against the city asking a judge to issue a temporary restraining order that would force the city to allow the provisions of the governor’s budget that eliminates residency as a condition of employment with the city

The "just in cases" were not mentioned, if you get a bad one:  utilize your lease to remove tenant/s for violations, make sure properly insured, follow laws, have lawyer and/or police contact info if needed, etc.

We had to come out as sellers with a contribution of x amount to close this transaction.There are also if I recall other SS disclosures as well.It could be a federal task force since I had seen them in LV where local police were working in with the federal district attorney..

I'll message you.https://www.ksl.com/article/46471515/police-investigating-homicide-after-missing-south-jordan-man-found-dead

I would have to agree with Marcus Auerbach though that any system will do little to deter a quick smash and grab by local hoodlums because they will be gone long before police arrive.