So, this is the element that I am dealing with.To clarify, this is not the whole block - basically two households - that are ruining the peaceful enjoyment of my tenants, and I assume, others.I thought of calling the police, but I'm not sure LE would consider this rising to the level of any crime (arguing/yelling at their kids in the street) and I'm sure pursuing a trespass complaint would land a brick through one of my tenant's windows.I am considering FOILing the CO's to see who is living in these buildings and contacting the owners for cooperation.  

If the minutiae is causing you a "death by a thousand cuts", you can diplomatically have a frank conversation with them:"Mrs.

I spoke with the property manager (who has hundreds if not thousands of properties under management).

I believe a county government will know what is best for its residents rather than some politicians a thousand miles away. 

Must I begin a brand new business relationship by writing someone I don't really know a check for a few thousand dollars for the work they are "supposed" to do over the next six months?  

Let’s say you obtain a judgement against a former tenant of a few thousand dollars.  

At (company I work for name) we work with thousands of investors in the Indianapolis area that are looking for opportunities to invest.

If you do roll it into the mortgage you're still likely talking about thousands added.2.)

My existing accountant saved me several thousand more in taxes.  

I like the matching appliance epoxy for scratches and dents, then classic oven cleaner inside (my tenants somehow break/ruin self cleaning...