I am a general contractor and am familiar with the physical aspects of home improvements.

In addition, SF subpenaed Ab&b for owners private information; contact info, email address, physical address, phone numbers, etc. 

In my market we've tried everything we can but we found that the only way was to physically send someone down to the courthouse and upload the information into a spreadsheet which we are now doing on a weekly basis.

I'm betting these folks are in violation of at least one of these ordinances.And then act on it.

I have a friend who acquired 150 unit MF in Dallas in 2009 and I'm willing to bet he's generating this level of income. 

When I say "connect" I mean more than just a physical address, more like a number and/or email....

If you act alone and get in some future trouble, bet on things going badly with a judge when he finds you were booted out of the industry by HUD. 

I bet the current owner bought it for tax's or maybe paid 2 to 5k for it.. that's why he will Owner finance with 50% down he gets all his money back in the down..

As communicated by my office and I will elaborate more below about that, the process for this terrible occurrence is to file a police report, filing insurance claim, then get paid via the insurance company for the materials stolen and rent loss, and then finally get the house ready for rent again.The first step is having the police come to the house physically and file a police report.

there is no way around it, you could try and bet a business loan so you could have more capital.