Sometimes you can't even get it back if the parties involved were found to be innocent of all charges- especially if the police auction occurs between the time your property is seized and the charges are dropped.Often times it's impossible to get your property back- especially if it's something valuable like a nice car or an airplane because of the roadblocks thrown up by complicated paperwork.Drug busts are huge money-makers for police departments because they get to keep or sell everything they seize including but not limited to any cash laying around, weapons (even legal ones!)

He had all cash deposit an first months rent( $1400)   Turns out the last two pictures were of his bed.....covered with about, What I could count about $8,000 cash and about 10 semi-automatic weapons. 

Being in Florida I have my concealed weapons permit and carry often, certainly when dealing with tenants. 

My mentor told me at the beginning of our business relationship, "its us versus them"  in regards to tenants, I never forgot that, I am echoing here, however its very very important to note that all tenants are liars when it benefits them, professional tenants are fairly crafty, and persuasive, background checks are your number one weapons, in addition a great lease is invaluable with that said.....

SO, to "help out our fellow owner/operators with public records", I formally evicted and my self-righteousness earned me $9,500 in damages -- that's ten months to recoup AFTER the unit was restored . 

It OFTEN happens, more times than you would think and as much as 50% of the time.The requirements for a righteous sale have been legislated much more difficult over the years.There are 3 notice requirements and if ANY of the 3 is deficient, it could be enough to set aside the tax sale. 

If the police have a search warrant for your house, then they have the legal authority to enter the premises, often by force, but lets look at a couple common sense facts:Police are not likely to break down your door, unless they believe you may 1) have weapons 2) be a flight risk wanted on fairly serious charges 3) be hiding and have made attempts to contact you at the residence at least once before.Generally in the case of non-violent or non serious offenders, the police would generally knock and ask to talk to you.

About 40 states allow automatic weapons.

But if she wants out, certainly allow her to do so. she sounds awful and has chosen to be the self righteous citizen IRS agent/ crazy pants.Next time, be sure to do a walkthrough with tenant before you hand over keys, perhaps at lease signing while unit is vacant, and fill out a unit inspection sheet (check the BP forms section).

Criminal backgrounds involving violent crimes, prostitution, and domestic violence and/or involving the possession of weapons or illegal substances are all grounds for denial of an application.An exception may be made for type and or age of offense, please provide details to the Property Manager.Rental Criteria for Pets -Pet policies vary from one homeowner to another.