For example, when a senior, low income tenant without a car in a unit without laundry gets bed bugs- you really can't expect them to find a way to get all of their fabric items to a laundrymat (no one is going to say yes to putting their bedbug infested stuff in their car)-- it's not going to be possible for them.

I'm not advocating for the PC police to swoop in and clean it all up, but I am suggesting that some folks can have a demeaning experience they are stuck in for their entire term.

HIS NAME IS JESSE AND ERNIE INZUNZA. they work at Pancho's upholstery. very dishonest people and business. they still employ these two even though they know they are crooks. police even came by to take statements from them. they're still working there. 

If they don't - and this one didn't - the process moves through the courts and the deputies/police will remove the tenant on the date specified by the final notice. 

You can work with a list broker to get suggestions.One recommendation for a crowded real estate market might be Seniors with 15+ year ownership and low Financial Stability Scores (FSS).

How would I find an off duty police officer or someone to go with me to the property that appears to carry a little bit of weight?

It looked interesting either way, but definitely not major like this Fire certificate... https://www.stpaul.gov/departments/police/crime-free-multi-housing-program/crime-free-multi-housing-training

Reasonable accommodation may include waiving or varying pet polices and fees to allow an Assistance Animal.

While in other states, the eviction law has the police come to the house, and physically remove the person in a week.

“We want this loan to help millennials, seniors and multigenerational households adapt a house to meet their needs.”