Then it might be worth making a trip to visit them to see if they are for real. 

To all outside investors, come visit the city or (recommend east, millidgeville, or uptown) Quispamsis and Rothesay, you won’t be disappointed.

Sure, you would not object to a dinner party and thus do not have any hard rules about "visiting vehicles", but you can impress upon them the problem their use of your property is causing. 

Planned visits of course.The vast majority of places seem to be condo's or townhomes.

I'll give you solutions:Bank Deposits:  You can provide deposit slips or your account information, they can then visit and deposit directly into the account.Apps:  There are popular apps like PayPal/Venmo. 

I’ll have to physically visit the property but it looks like it was rehabed recently.

They shouldn't even need to visit the property b/c the report should give a description along w/ pictures. 

NKY/Cincy is my hometown and will always be the one constant place I visit as I am/have been geographically-mobile for my career; that's my simple justification for starting there.  

Hi @Joel ArmstrongThanks for your fast response, yes, it’s the same way I feel about Saint John, but a lot of discussion about Saint John on the blogs and forums, would steer you away I’m interested in buying a few rental properties in the uptown and west and east side Saint JohnI know the buildings are old and needs work, also rentals are low and old deals, so my concern how can you let your tenants move out to further rehab and increase rentalsI’m planning on visiting next month to take a look around and if you don’t mind me contacting youThanks again

Upon the day of visit, unit must have areas accessible, no unsupervised minors or loose animals.