If he's causing problems to the neighbors, have the neighbors call the police.

Caution, use judgment in going upon a property, asking a neighbor might be a good idea, you could have the police show up and haul you off.

Maybe just the threating them with police will get them to move out.Good luck

What I suggest is to make a report to the police in case they do come back and try to get even.

Agents sign a piece of paper promising to adhere to a "Code of Ethics" but they are policed by themselves and if you file a complaint the standard answer you get is "No wrongdoing found".

His quote "I don't know if the police does something for you..."

When their own agency polices itself, it does not work out in accordance to the "Code of Ethics" they are supposed to follow.

A couple of the many examples are: - When the house was broken into we called the emergency answering service to ask if the PM was the one who had entered the house before we called the police to file a report.

I agree, like the police stops in the middle of the street looking for expired inspection stickers, this is merely a fundraiser.

If you want to move a property quickly (and you do) polish your negotiating and people skills, provide a solution for a distressed seller, then if the deal is good it will quickly sell itself.