I am currently a student graduating from UW-Whitewater on May 17, 2014 and before I enter the police academy in the Fall I want to learn about what real estate investing has to offer.My goal is to be financially independent.

That should result in more inspections of properties and more policing of the industry.

I am a turd polisher as well.  

My friend is staying in Italy to bring back his father's body once it is released by the police. 

He doesn't want to file a police report because then he can't get insurance on the house and he feels that once someone is living there the problem goes away.- by end of June he'll have electrical into the house and inspected and a security system in place along with the previously mentioned security measures all using his own money.

The Illinois State Police will be our guest speaker, in partnership with the Sangamon County Circuit Clerk, as well as attorney Michael Durr. 

It only happened once in our case, where the tenant got into it with the police over back support and there were several charges.

Do you want to live in a neighborhood, and this is an exact quote from the Rochester Police log 10 years ago "50 people fight on Lafayette St"?

You would file for cause and get a copy of the police report to take with to court if you go that route.You are ending his tenancy,,if he's current in rent then you can't file for money owed.  

When the newspaper police log reads "1:35AM Rode Down Street, the public jumped into bushes" you know it's not a great neighborhood.There are no doubt deals to be made there, but every section of Rochester that circles the downtown area, where the vast majority of multi-families are, are in I would say C neighborhoods.