But personally I'm not doing that, as I think the economy is in precarious time polically.

Photos if necessary, if he verbally threaten you, while you are at the property, call police immediately so they respond and can take a report. so you have it documented. 

If there is a noxious odor enter or have police enter for a welfare check without notice.

Well kept homes in area and a Police officer lives next door. 

Spotcrime can give you email updates at weekly or daily frequency I believe.Id also add, but I have not verified accuracy of the following:http://data.baltimoresun.com/news/police/homicides...Although I haven't analyzed the accuracy of Baltimoresun.com Baltimroe city homicide map with Livebaltimore.com map, which I believe is done in junction with the city of Baltimore, it loads well and has the info in straightforward manner. http://data.baltimoresun.com/crime/baltimore-count...  

Several hundred thousand dollars in hvac, brand new airconditioners, electrical components as well as 50k in kitchen equipment.So with all that being said I know the parcel number on this property as well as it was last sold in 2013 but it has remained vacant and absolutely no one has done a single thing to the property the police have sealed it up.My questions are:How do I look up the current owner of the property?

I have a tenant who lives on one of these "warzone" streets and she complains about how dangerous the neighborhood is--but whenever she elaborates, it turns out she is actually complaining about a constant police presence breaking up rowdy teenage parties.

Key things to note are noise violations and "red tags" (if police respond to a party complaint and have to shut it down).

I would mail to the first batch of people who's descendants passed at least 2-3 months ago and then once you flip or have money again mail the ones who passed in 4-5 months ago and finally mail the 2014 December desendants.

I remembered his option price was around $23 but did not want to misquote since the typo police is in the house!