Google them, the posting police prohibits contact information outside of the Marketplace.....

As a former police officer, I know neighborhoods very well, so that also helps.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/03/25/police-say-su...I guess you never know who you may rent to.

"   " No Damn it , its a real big wild snake sitting in my window sill "    I ask if he called animal control    " they are closed till Monday , and the police dont kill snakes ' .  

Because I was the landlord and made the discovery I was briefly considered a suspect, wasn’t allowed to leave the scene, and had to answer questions to police officers and detectives.

Become a member of Port Huron Area Landlord Association - PHALA.net - It is $50 a year but they have around 400 members and they have monthly meetings where they bring in local judges, tax experts, accountants, local police, lawyers, fair housing experts and the list goes on all in an effort to keep you up to date and knowledgeable as a landlord.Step 2.

As a former police officer I can answer that with a fairly confident “no.”  

As the manager you can shut it down were as using property management company you would have to keep silent or call the police for noise violation.I think if you represent yourself as property manager onsite you will have more control, tenants will better behave and you can enjoy being a landlord.Read Brandon's book as he if I am not mistaken self manages his properties using his mother in law to answer phones. lolAlso if you use property management you can loose anywhere from 8-15% of your rents to them.

They generate funds from us, and yet we don't use their roads, schools fire depts, police etc.

Asking why the realtor was knocking like he was the police.