Police / Sheriff question: help with vagrants camped on property

[BCM1323654788]

I'd be interested to hear the process of how this can be rectified legally. Like the drone idea.

 

[araomd]

This is a perfect situation to use a drone. Start with a high end video one, go to the tactical version if needed.

Great idea!

 

[sparked1]

Is there a listing agent? Why not ask the broker for assitance?

 

[araomd]

Is there a listing agent? Why not ask the broker for assitance?

I'm pretty sure he doesn't carry.

 

[Bonecollector]

That'd make me mad as hell.

 

[sparked1]

I'm pretty sure he doesn't carry.

no I meant that it should be their responsibility to show the property in a safe manner, so if anyone needs to involve the police, it should be them.

 

[rockyfatcat]

I am looking at buying a big piece of land that is distressed, and when I went to check it out there are clearly vagrants and homeless people camped out there. Saw some tents and couches etc through the woods in at least 3-4 places. On one end saw some dudes just sitting on a couch at the edge of the woods on the property. I waved at them and they just stared. Saw a tent in the woods behind them.

I think it may be good for light industrial zoning but I want to get to walk around the property (125 acres) and I wouldn't feel safe walking around it alone even while armed.

Would local PD (in Douglasville city limits) help me? Douglas County Sheriff? Do I have to recruit ODT mafia for money? 2-3 armed guys?
Any ideas?

you might want to include your attorney and verbiage about "free of all inhabitants"

 

[grainchaser]

 

[araomd]

no I meant that it should be their responsibility to show the property in a safe manner, so if anyone needs to involve the police, it should be them.

Good point, I'll ask him tomorrow.

 

[jeep78]

I'm pretty sure he doesn't carry.

Ask him to give you a complete tour of the property.