Your tenants are adults and don't need daily reminders.

For someone unaware at the time, all they needed to do was take a peek at the local case-schiller home price indices and those red flags should have tipped them off to start digging around to find out where we were in the market cycle, and what were the well advertised risks.For those who unfortunately bought during that time, the best protection was to go easy on the leverage, make sure the property cash flows, and to have cash reserves.For those who didn't get sucked in, 09-12 was a absolute gold mine for most asset classes, the likes of which we shouldn't reasonably expect again as a jumping off point in our adult lifetimes.  

I also use American FactFinder. 

Usually that attorney would be an agent for a title insurance company (like First American).

Guess this is the times we’re living in we’re adults aren’t adults.

Start by have a little of your favorite adult drink.

Check with zoning to see how many unrelated adults you can rent to.

American Title Service Agency on Stapley Dr in Mesa, very familiar with double closings

Have you tried talking to him, looking at the situation from his point of view, and using your adult conflict resolution skills to reach an imperfect but workable solution?

We had an instance this summer where he and his adult son, who is on the lease, got into a verbal confrontation with a contractor we hired to do some siding repairs.