However, if you reported your license to the police as lost or stolen and you have proof that of such, you may be able to send that proof to the collection agency/municipality that is sending these letters.

If said daughter is not married and has a significant other (SO), the SO can own the property  that mom can rent but not direct descendants.

I remember an early podcast where a police officer/Firefighter opened an investment trust, is this still a viable option?

The amount of red tape and hoops Sec. 8 often makes you jump through to house these tenants seems really counter-productive to solving the affordable housing crisis that they seem to be pretty in tune with.With interest rates still as low as they are and the amount of people that are still moving into the bigger metro areas on a daily basis coupled with the sheer amount of investors in these regions descending in immediately on anything even resembling 'affordable', renovating, and reselling for top dollar - it's hard to imagine the availability of affordably priced rentals increasing any time real soon.Again, RHA could help itself (and the people they are supposed to be charged with helping) by reassessing and increasing rental rates, as well as reducing or streamlining the arcane bureaucratic processes that discourage landlords from wanting to rent to S8's.Once the market finally cools and the banks are flooded with what I'd bet will likely be massive amounts of short sales, and properties can be bought again on the downswing then I think we'll start to see a noticeable increase in the availability of affordable rentals.

If you call Raleigh police, they will issue each unauthorized person a Trespass Ticket and get their DL and attached it to the property address.

Also, the "sign police" will call and tell you to remove the signs if they become a problem.

95% of the houses around me are 2nd homes or vacation rentals and fortunately, the local police know which homes are vacant and need extra watching.Will you have a good alarm system or cameras installed?  

And that's because people don't want to live there, and with headlines like this there's no wonder why: Modesto Police Department Pushes City to Approve $15k for New Hires... makes you question why police officers don't want to work there...A lot of the demand is coming from people moving out of the Bay Area, and so they'd like to remain close since they still have friends and family living in the area.

Just a transitional job while looking for police work in Houston.

There may be a community police presence that is targeted for students and also rental registration.