Social security, medicare, medicaid, Section 8, welfare, food stamps, etc, etc, etc.

Furthermore...if they aren't paying rent then they are probably owing money all over town...their reputation is shot anyways.Would a public eviction damage their reputation?

I don't think there are too many vending machines that would stand up to 3 hodlums, and axe and a night to spare.I would say concentrate on your security systems first.

They all made fewer mistakes than their financial peers,were pretty large risk takers,and involved themselves in either public companies,highly leveraged LARGE acquisitions or oil and gas.

Shine a little light on them in public and they yearn for the darkness!

I do own a rental property and we are trying to secure our first rehab this week.Luckily we had some friends guiding us on our journey and the first thing we did was join a real estate investment group in the area.

Anybody have any experience with an IRS Public Auction where the IRS is auctioning off the right, title and interest of the Taxpayer in and to the property?

You can also secure that with a note and mortgage or a deed of trust depending on what you use in your state.These are just my thoughts.

I guess you could say that I do what I do for financial security.

Is scared me into thinking I was suppose to be paying quarterly sales tax.Anyhow, there is a Public Hearing at the next City Council meeting that I plan on attending.