However, no reason to involve CPS here.Well there is no reason for the OP to involve CPS....but when I did some searches about this topic, there were stories of neighbors that saw a young 16 y.o. girl at home all day with a baby or young child and the nosy/concerned neighbor called the authorities.In at least one of the cases I read about, the mother (who was at work) was actually cited by the police for child endangerment.

The police are very appreciative.

They also hired more police officers within the last year.

They are typically older properties and can’t command the rent that would result in a positive cash-flow, so they’d be of little current interest to a hedge fund.One deal recently presented to us involved buying a $375k FMV run-down property for $350k and spending $100k to $150k to add several bedrooms and a bath, as well as a kitchen upgrade and polishing the rest of the place up.

Finance is regulated heavily by an alphabet soup of agencies many of which have police powers at the state and federal level.

I tell him "call the police".

Some Police departments use it when cleaning up crime scenes etc...

I don't want any police officers kicking in my door on a drug raid.

If this is a rental I would spend the money to diamond polish the concrete and then it just needs waxed once every six months to a year.

Not so worried about catching while act is happening as police dont generally get there that fast but would like to be able to track the person/crook down after the fact.