They are not fighting with neighbors with shared walls and I don't have to intervene. 

This is also assuming there is not some intervening lien between the foreclosing DOT and your "2nd" DOT.

I bought 23 in 2013 and have already also bought in 2014.If you are buying for the long term, and own for 20 years, what happens in the intervening cycles of up and down have no effect on you.

But in the intervening few months required to evict him, what kind of building insurance can I get to protect myself against fire, earthquakes...?

Trina, my property manager, looked them up and they don't exist.The police REFUSED to act or intervene as this 'tenant' had a lease and said the only way to remove him is to file for eviction through the courts which will take 60 days.Trina is getting power and water turned off straight away to make it less comfortable for the guy.

Patrick, have you experienced this, where you send your AOM plus an additional intervening assignment and they did not record it under the idea that you sent in too many?

If a tenant in a downstairs apartment is having issues with the tenant in the apartment above them, specifically noise complaints and/or harrassment due to loud noises during the night intentionally to disturb them, whose responsibility is it to intervene when the tenants cannot settle the matter themselves?

It was started in my town because landlords were not keeping their properties up to code and the town felt like they needed to intervene for the safety of the tenants.

@Guy GimenezHere is a media articleAUSTIN — Home mortgage scams in El Paso and Austin have prompted three senators to propose legislation to curb the abuse and protect homeowners.Senators Judith Zaffirini (D-Laredo), Kirk Watson (D-Austin), and José Rodríguez (D-El Paso) today filed several bills to address “wraparound” home mortgage scams, which leave homeowners at the mercy of a middleman who may or may not keep up with the mortgage payments.In one particularly egregious case in El Paso, a wrap scammer absconded with nearly $2 million from 200 families before the Texas Department of Savings and Mortgage Lending was able to intervene.

Instead, the landlord must look at the type of crime, age of perpetrator at time, and history of rehabilitative acts in the intervening time period.