@Jeremy Buttell  cities have multiple ways to enforce liens.. they can lien you put a lien on title that's the most common.. and fines just keep accruing interest and penalties.. if its bad enough they can literally bull doze your house..

Another issue is some properties with tax liens have code enforcement liens upwards of $100,000s to $1,000,000s that don’t get erased. 

@Eric C.I don’t think you can charge more but you can and should enforce your (reasonable) rules.

AND THISScottsdale struggles to enforce strict rule for Airbnb and other vacation rentalsScottsdale city code already limits short-term rentals to no more than six adults and their children.

Many of the Airbnb rentals in Boston are being converted to extended stay rentals because of the changes in Boston regulations that are being enforced starting December 1. 

Anytime we can use a drone and not have to use flesh and blood military personnel etc. is ok with me.I would like to see them enforcing border security with live ammo.

Make sure to set them in the downstairs unit as well.Some code enforcement units distribute poison packets for exterior use. 

Lenders generally require personal/credit information about members with at least 20-25% equity in the borrowing entity, but I'm unsure if a conventional bank would be willing to go through the effort and headache of trying to enforce five guarantees, especially if the loan is small; the bank may require one or two of you to take on that responsibility.

"Tenants" could also be called your "clients", without tenants you will go broke.Yes, I enforce late fees, make sure they take care of the lawns, etc etc, but I always remember its a 'two way street', I need them as much as they need me.

Brian's theft claim might have been nipped in the bud at the police investigation level, it's good to know law enforcement where you can vigorously state the facts and defend claims as they can squeeze the one making a complaint as to making false complaints, may not be so much the case with Brian's example as it sounds like an attorney was in cahoots as well, filing the next day.