From what I could understand, your interactions with these dogs are seeing pictures in the police station.

Another thing I did when I started out was, I would call the local police department and ask to speak with the Sgt. and I would them this question: "If it were your son or daughter buying this property, would you be OK with the area?"

I would think it may be difficult/annoying to police the covered parking spaces at an eightplex, assuming you charge an extra monthly fee to a tenant who wants access to a covered carport.

I landed my first internship during my last few months of my senior year.

On this particular subject he has me working my way up from lonely little old ladies to lonely men in coffee shops... however I yet to check the boxes for flagging down: postmen; recycle cart pushers; police driving down the street or random guy driving away from neighboring apartments.

I market it as a non party place even going so far as saying "My neighbors are all locals, if you party, they will call the police, there are plenty of other party houses in Big Bear to rent- this isn't one of them, but I can certainly tell you where they are" I really market it as more of a nice upscale place.

I am NOT part of Senior Shared Living, LLC.

i forgot my password 1 time and the police was there in a minute.

He was ok, but he bled while running down the stairs, apparently he was already in trouble with the police.

PayPal quickly refunded their money even though landlord provided text, emails and photos (they actually trashed the place, had a major party and even had police called out - that's another story).