Ultimately, I decided it was not worth the risk since this was an isolated incident and I did not want to put the seller at further risk.

The whole incident in which 10 civilians died is still in the fog.

I would continue to call the police with each incident and the daughter should pursue a restraining order against the freaks.

However, this incident DOES provide a useful lesson for any new landlords on the forum.

Yes, 20 placements could run you $60 a month, isn't that better than running the risk of getting a fine, which I'm sure is more than $60 and runs per incident or count.I think I may try this idea.

For the next 2 months, we hear nothing from him, his water bills are sent to him without incident.

If I let him stay because he will pay his rent and another incident occurs, I think I could be held liable.

At any rate, I would tell the maintenance guy to not talk to the tenants about anything but the weather and I would forget the incident - you are not going to be sued.Mike

Maintaining situational awareness in the hood (and all the time); having a plan to identify and deal with potential threats; being trained in fighting with handguns (as opposed to target shooting); and practice are very important if you want to be safe.Why not post details of the entire incident?

I have lived there for 2 years without incident and your right Josh, I WILL be going and joining the HOA to keep this from happening to another Home owner.