Try calling the Clairton police department if you have a specific property you are pursuing.  

Below is the story that sparked the conversation for this.My wife was talking to a police officer at work and it came up in conversation that we do REI.

They just make a police report and file an insurance claim if needed.

The lease agreement must allow for termination for the specific breach alleged.24-Hour NoticeMichigan law allows a landlord to give 24-Hour Notice if a formal police report is filed alleging that the tenant has unlawfully manufactured, delivered, possessed with intent to sell or possessed a controlled substance on the premises.

I did not contact the police department to verify any of this information.

Re taxes are at raw land, yet police is out there weekly, if perm residents there's kids in school too eating County expenses with little taxes collected to pay.My guess is that there's zero chance at the county to get this done Next idea, build a town home community then at least the courtyard gets improved land re taxes...Btw an rv park is a lot of work to run....

Here's an interesting blog article comparing Airbnb with traditional long term rental: http://affordanything.com/2014/11/04/the-airbnb-experiment-42-guests-1-police-visit-and-19000/

I gave it a day and wrote a text stating I am not aware of any illegal drug use on the property but if he is, please call the police and here is the number.

Could just make up that he received repeated complaints about loud music or whatever from lot # 42 and 44, while your on lot #43, even to police (which mobile home park owners are usually well in kahotz with).  

If the police go talk to them they will calm down unless they're crazy.