Pack N Play, High chair, Face wash, Toothpaste, Flat Iron, Contact solution, Tylenol bottle, Eye make up remover, nail polish remover, flossers/wisps, emergency kit containing toothbrushes, razors, tampons (all from the $1 store), hair ties, body lotion pump, phone charger cables for various phones, honey, assorted tea bags, coffee filters, individual sugar/sweeteners, non dairy creamer

Especially when polished.

Their is even a Police Officer next door.

Vacant house or builders risk polices will be much more expensive and will have much less coverage than homeowners. 

That city does not have enough Police Officers to properly maintain it.

-Knock on the surrounding neighbors doors, hand them a flyer and tell them you're doing an open house at 123 main st and if they see anything suspicious to please call the police. 

We did have a drug dealing issue with the next door house, but over time with some pressure on the RE investor who owned the property, and working with the police, we turned that situation around.

This is a rough area so calling the police is a minimum 1-2 hour wait.

I live in Milwaukee and there are a lot of "Polish Flats" where the older homes were raised to allow for egress and entrance into a lower level unit to accommodate a larger family size (inter generational living).  

I talked to the city police who frequented the property and they said that the piles of garbage were as high as the eves of the roof.