I was a police officer here for 18 years, doing investing on the side to supplement my future pension, but recently things have really started taking off and it overtook my full time job, both in time and pay, so I resigned and am now doing full time investing.My main strategies have been holding rentals, and more recently flips (with very extensive rehabs).

I've had clients call police stations, city halls, and schools before just to make sure they were 110% comfortable with the neighborhood they were purchasing in!

We call the police and explain the situation, they come and look around the outside of the house.

Not a homeowner policy.Let them know that if they vandalize your property you will call the police and press charges.

Have just started learning RSI and find it extremely interesting and possibly holding off joining police collage to save for my first investment property (with the right guidance of course).

Tre was known for having murdered a Cincinnati police officer.

My father used to say, "Live your life in a such a way that you are happy to see a police officer."

Unfortunate for the tenant, obviously the bank screwed up and the tenant will have to peruse the situation through them and the police.

Mosquito abatement, extra police force, library, etc, etc., its nuts!

With that build out WSU Police asked DPD to become the first responders to 911 around 2006.