I just saw this news article and feel bad for the owner that was renting out this house:http://abc30.com/news/man-arrested-in-west-central...At least annual inspections of smoke detectors is a good idea to get into the place and make sure something crazy isn't going on.

We have the recordings of the police showing up and arresting her.

Thus, a discriminatory effect resulting from a policy or practice that denies housing to anyone with a prior arrest or any kind of criminal conviction cannot be justified, and therefore such a practice would violate the Fair Housing Act.Policies that exclude persons based on criminal history must be tailored to serve the housing provider’s substantial, legitimate, nondiscriminatory interest and take into consideration such factors as the type of the crime and the length of the time since conviction.

Not to arrest anyone , but to talk to the adults and possibly scare the kids with punishment options.

There are certain states that you MUST have a license else you will be fined/arrested.

Policed knocked down the door and arrested him. 

I'd say, have a warrant issued for his arrest and offer this settlement: he gets the appraisal done within 4 clock hours AND repays the $700 to you in cash.

Several times a year I have to deny applications because I have knowledge of the individual from an arrest report, the newspaper, a friend of a friend, their previous Landlord, facebook, etc.

. - The feds cannot force state and local police to go against state law and arrest consumers.

Council voted unanimously to send three bills to the full Council.Fair Criminal Record Screening for Housing Act of 2016 [B21-0706] This bill – often called “Ban the Box for Housing” – prohibits housing providers from considering prior arrests that did not result in convictions when evaluating an applicant for tenancy.