They are ok, the driver is ok, his dog got hurt.I called my insurance company and was told to get the police report and put in a claim on the driver's auto insurance.

The previous owner is still living there and when we approached them with police and learned that they were looking for eviction notice and letter. 

The same unethical people are there in leadership TODAY, and while I was STILL just a paid member, (I was told that I had to leave or they would call the police on me?) 

The Westland police detective even called me while i was at work and asked me questions trying to see if i was the one that scammed those people.  

Nate Hammond Speedway area is a decent area in my opinion BUT it has drawbacks if you don't like traffic/crowds (Indy 500 and races in general at IMS) But also has its own police force which is good and has basically everything in the town.

I've heard Columbia Heights is bad, but also that there were some new police initiatives recently or something.

I know many property managers here from my job as a police officer and all of them work for the property owner (as opposed to a broker) and there is no way some of them even posses a high school diploma, let alone a license.

They will not accept less than 50%, and you have to live in the property for 3 years, and be a police person, fire fighter, EMT or teacher.

If we're passing by the front door and there's water streaming out underneath we need to be able to go in and handle it without worrying about the alarm and the police.

I got a HELOC from PENFED (need to be or have a family member that is military or federal police type like customs or border patrol). 70 or 75% loan to value, and the rate is 1% above prime I believe ( my rate is 6% right now).