If not, I agree with the ask for police reports comment.

Start with market rent and multiply:85% for lineal descendants and ancestors, up to 2 generations90% for brothers and sisters 95% for 2nd and 3rd cousins (2% extra if partially removed)125% for monster-in-law (whoops, mean mother-in law), unless you actually like her and value your marriage, then drop to 50% and count yourself ahead.

It didn't occur to me until we had lots of problems, and then I asked a friend who is a police officer. 

I've lived here since 73 and was a police officer for 15 years so I know the good from the bad areas for sure.

Right now it is just proposed and its for the site to police itself (at least in NY).

We are exchanging cash for keys with a police officers for our safety.Some lessons we learned from the situation and also from you guys:1.

You'll get a judgment for the fair market value of rent and, a police escort to help them move if they don't move voluntarily.

When someone dies intestate, usually any direct descendant can make a claim to their property.

Talk to the guy at the corner store, local police, mailman, anyone and everyone you can get ahold of.

I would do exactly what Thomas S. said, but also encourage them to file police report if it's necessary- there's absolutely nothing you can do about it.