I've never seen or dealt with any paranormal activities, but I'm a believer because I've heard stories from friends and co-workers. 

One uncle has made a killing offering a boarding house to temp workers at Jeffery power plant nearby though.

If your lease prohibits illegal activity, then if the tenant gets arrested or you can prove it's doing something illegal, then you can evict him (or just tell him to leave).

Make sure your subs have their own workers comp and liability insurance.

Or YOU actually buy the house if you use a double closing method with your end buyers.There are also the shenanigans with trusts or LLCs and the like but in the end you never are selling a house that you do not own.NEVER say you are selling their house for a unspecified or specified fee since that IS illegal if you do not have a licence.

If the note surfaced two years later for any reason, I'd be looking at loan servicing issues.It can go further, when the mail is used in illegal transactions you'll have other issues, was money wired to any insured bank depository, where does the audit trail lead us of how illegal business was conducted?

I’m doubtful, and I know it’s illegal in CA, but this is definitely a conversation you want to have with your lending lawyer.Understand too, that the BP Marketplace is nationwide (really worldwide) and you could unknowingly break laws in another state, or federally, if you are not careful.

I'm already assuming if you are a self-managing landlord then you are familiar with state & federal laws pertaining to illegal interviewing questions and practices, so with that being said, you establish a process that will help you and not hurt you.

Any tips would be great :) (the consensus among my co-workers is that i'm being shafted.)

Mostly though it hasn't been extra people it is animals or illegal growing.