He also spent time in prison for dealing cocaine.

However, Bob could theoretically rent out the house to a drug lord who does all of his crack/cocaine operations out of the house.

. $$ dying cancer patient dies in unit and I apparently  he couldn’t make it to the bathroom and he just crspped everywhere around his bed till he passed away a couple weeks later , guess who cleaned it drug addict tenant gets admitted into psych ward leaves all appliances on with ac running non stop huge bill Tenant won’t pay i threaten he gets mad at me breaks every window in their unit then ghosts me Cocaine addict sneaks into triplex steals rent money from all three tenants the day before rents due to me tenant finds random mutt dogs feels very bad so he houses half a dozen of them in my 2 bed apartment .

Buy groceries, buy stocks,  buy cocaine, make it rain on strippers, put a down-payment on a house...a whole bunch of stuff.

In other words, use of criminal history as an automatic disqualifer had a disparate impact on people based on their race, color, or national origin.The thinking goes like this: In the past, it was felt that use and/or distribution of crack cocaine was a more serious crime than use and/or distribution of powder cocaine, as one example.  

cocaine?

No, cocaine won't be considered.

I've been to inwood before. it's a pretty seedy neighborhood. last time i parked my car a block away and was walking to a restaurant to meet up with some friends, some guy in a dark hoodie stopped me in the street and offered to sell me some cocaine.

I could take out a HELOC for strippers and cocaine if I wanted to and as long as I made all the payments I'm good and get to write off all the booger sugar interest from my taxes.

So I find out owners do some google searching and see that owner was arrested for selling cocaine, fired arms, and a bunch of cash were seized.