That ticked him off to the point that I had to report him to the police department.

I told L to text M that the door was locked and that she was calling the police. 2 minutes later, the door seemed to become unlocked and the back sliding door was unlocked as well with no one inside.

When I called the department, they actually said it's because rentals are not kept up as well as owner occupied, so landlords have to pay for extra code enforcement people required to check up on rental properties and code violations, which is ridiculous as most neighborhoods there are HOAs that police their neighborhoods better than the city could do.  

When we have called the police, they don't get involved saying it is a civil matter.

@Lee Carrellcheck with your local police dept about the no trespass order.

A major concern i have experienced in Dominican Republic is fraud with lawyers, police, you name it.

Charles,One suggestion would be to call the local police station and ask about the neighborhood.

This means that some are stand alone agencies, some are part of community development, building & safety, police, etc.

Try filling your rental with single girls and see how long it takes for the endless streams of boyfriends to show up, with the police and the plugged up toilets. 

Probably also thinks fire and police protections should be subscription based.Swipe Left