Also, on the joint accounts, I typically have to provide an LOE signed by my wife stating I have full authority and access to use the funds as I see fit.

In all the big cities, investors (and normal homeowners) are competing with foreign flight capital whose objective is not to make money, but to avoid 100% expropriation by local authorities.  

They assumed the trailer there now was the same trailer my dad had.I finally convinced the tax assessor that it was not and almost written a 3-page essay on what happened to the original trailer and how the existing trailed came to be.I gave the number of the tenant to tax assessor, they called him while I was in the office, and he told them he was not the owner and not responsible.I am toying with the idea of what I should do next.I am wondering the following...1. 

The listing agent will never get it taken care of and turn on the utilities as the do not have the authority to do soIf you really want the property, I would put on my happy face and try to negotiate it down and be prepared to pay for it after closing. 

A call to your attorney or fair housing authority (Art is very helpful) would be a good way to get better information.

For those of you who have not read any of his work, Robert Kiyosaki is an established Hawaiian entrepreneur and author of financial planning.

Luckily, the author’s knew this and produced a free PDF guide called Discover Your ONE Thing Now; Three Simple Steps to Uncover your Purpose and Realize Your Goals.

I also worked for 30 years in a VA Medical Center in Georgia.The vouchers are initially provided through the local Housing Authority ("Section 8" folks) but typically managed through your local VAMC.  

Get the evidence first, possibly encourage the neighbours to continue to report the issues to the authorities and if the reports turn out to be true then take action.

Are there tenants that are authorized to live in the premises that have a lease in place or is this a vacant unit that has destructive squatters?