If you find something you can really like you can always call the local police department and ask for crime stats.

You cannot have a rental agreement provision that allows a landlord to retaliate against a tenant in any way just because the tenant has called the police, the municipal building inspection department, or other agency to complain about something that the landlord did (when they shouldn't have) or something the landlord didn't do (when they should have).2.

They should call you instead of calling police or Airbnb. 

Hi RayUnfortunately, the descendent's sister doesn't want to pursue the probate route.  

They are much safer now but even with lots of abandoned properties it’s difficult to police the entire area.

The police did not arrest her the 1st time.

Ask me how I know.You have to handle this almost like a (good) police officer would: follow the law to the tee and friendly but absolutely unapologetic.

Now the police is also getting called sometimes by neighbor and sometimes by my tenant.

Tenant moved in July 1st and last week it was raided by police. 

There was a squatter sleeping there a month ago one night, but the police were called on-site and arrested him.