What if a police officer with next to no training just took action?

I am a full time police officer which allows me to know the city's real estate.

Then within 30030, there is the City of Decatur and just outside of the City (school, police, ergo house value vary greatly).This might be very doable depending on the location.

Having said that the police have what is called a "ladder of force" where for instance if you overdid things you could get into trouble.

That increased the crime, because there weren't enough people to keep an eye on properties and calling police etc.

The DBPR does not have enough agents to police every transaction.It really isn't that hard to follow the law if you study the law and know it.Eugene HoffmanEugene Hoffman

Main points of the Financial Choice Act are that they are going to de-reg banks to a certain extent, but with the increased freedom they will not have any bailouts in the future, so banks will have to police their own risks.  

The police confiscated their house and kicked them out. http://www.cnn.com/2014/09/03/us/philadelphia-drug-bust-house-seizure/If You know illegal activity is taking place doing nothing is complicit.

But I also understand how rent increases are necessary because expenses go up every year and the property owner is ultimately responsible for maintaining the property and providing a safe environment for people to live in, which would be impossible to do without increasing rent over time (empathy would be the correct term I suppose, since I'm not currently a renter, sorry for that grammar police). 

For real estate to "fail" people would need to either (a)no longer need shelter (b)God keeps making more land as Real Estates finite supply locks it's ascending value per unit (c) people stop having children making descending population year over year, generation over generation, consistently Fact is land and real estate is finite, and there is continuously more people, that means need is always ascending.