close that account now and file a police report. 

@Charles Russell III Google Voice - free, will forward directly to your phone, not traceable without court injunction which is lengthy and time consuming for local police and Google is not willing to easily cooperate without subpoena.

I would do a 'crime search' to see how many time police have to go to trailer park and to the triplex. 

Noise is always a concern with tenants, even in condos or SF neighbors can complain and police can get called.

(he is actually working on some projects for the police dept.)  ...and since this looks like your first post JP...welcome to BP ;)@Aaron Mazzrillo thank you.  

She then kept hanging around the building so I called the police.  

The thing is, sometimes the tenants don't get along but I encourage them to call the police on each other.

The neighbors said he never answers the door, not even for the police (apparently he was suspected of stealing neighbor's yard sale signs).

My first post :) I'm new to REI and followed the shiny into buying ($390) and attending a goofy 3-day workshop (currently sitting in Day 2 in Danvers, MA) on tax lien buying by TAX LIEN WEALTH BUILDERS, previously known as UNITED TAX LIENS, founded by Jay Drexel, who also built MarketPlacePro.It's been almost useless, a giant patronizing waste of time (as @John Underwood and @Ned Carey has driven home - don't pay for education you could obtain more quickly and thoroughly on the googs or through networking), but an interesting exercise in appreciating their polished presentations, sales strategies, and trying to understand what these people's actual business model is by reading between the lines of all the shiny idealized and exaggerated examples of rapid wealth generation.

He only went off the police report that I filed before a contractor got involved with the clean up and discovering the extent of the damage.