Wondering if its "normal" to keep home warranty polices in place? 

I think you'll have more issues making sure the home is lead paint free so you can get your certificate to rent than the mold (don't think that is as aggressively policed yet).  

I have seen options where the term is up to when the real property passes (probates) to the owners lineal descendants.  

Its not so much "how" you should do flips/rehabs in some neighborhood, but rather should you even do them to begin with or just salvage what's left.And if you go 5 blocks west - its rose gardens in every front yard with "We Call Police" signs in the windows.

The author's background is Law Enforcement….he trains police departments around the country.

No claims of discrimination No escrowing security deposits No lease agreements No maintenance calls No noisy neighbor calls No police calls No snow removal/lawn mowing No slip and fall claims No checking for unauthorized tenants No pets to worry about No rents to collect or bad checks No notices to hang on doors No property inspections No modifications to meet codes No tax reports RE Taxes No personal property taxes on non-real estate items (free standing stoves, etc.)

GEEEZ...this place is policed like a prision...lol

I plan on utilizing Bandit signs in the unincorporated areas of San Diego so I shouldn't run into too many issues with the sign police (maybe some PO'd homeowners in the area with shotguns--->I'll take my chances).

Call the police and tell them someone is living in an RV on the public street.

, if he doesn't show up for the meeting I'll evict right away.Also, he's a police officer, and although he's never even suggested using that as leverage for not paying rent or anything, I'm a little worried because well, he has a gun.Thanks in advance.