She would have to make a criminal complaint and it would be difficult since she lost nothing other than her time.

I want to think my tenants aren't criminals but we'll have to see what the gas company says is typical "norms".

@Neal Collins  city of Napa CA.. just criminally indicted a landlord for doing AIRBNB.of course he is a knucklehead he was warned many times..

I am aware that they both use TransUnion for the background and criminal checks.- Regarding Smartmove's invitation process to prospective tenants to fill out application forms online.

sure you can ..but you are committing a crime called trespassing..some folks take it as a cost of doing business I personally want to keep my criminal record clean.6.What else ..oh that’s the fun one ..so lets say you want to become overnite landlord and decided to buy multifamily e.g.

I teach at Justice.

As @Rob Beland said, if it isn't criminal I would push back on them that it is their responsibility to deal with neighborly things.

My experience has been that it's worthwhile to do things "by the book" rather than risk stop work orders, civil penalties, and  even criminal charges.You might consider talking to local contractors and getting their input.Good luck!

The answers may be a little too nuanced for a forum post but let me attempt to do them some justice.1.)

The near east side neighborhoods are exploding (mostly flips), BRip is the new Carmel, Hancock County, Noblesville, and Greenwood are attractive, new soccer stadium in the works, Elanco headquarters downtown, and justice center completed.