Endurance.

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The appeal is the proximity to the city without having to endure 285 traffic and its proximity to the airport.

By the time I am in that place I am prepared to endure the before during and aftermath of an eviction process. 

Hence why I said you can't exactly compare the two and I highlighted the fact that Compton endures more violent crimes than Inglewood (and as you've mentioned, Inglewood witnesses higher property crime rates).

And I became good at negotiating them out of the building in a way that they didn't leave the place trashed in revenge.But, the better your screening, coupled with M2M agreements, the fewer nightmares (or at least long-lasting nightmares) you will endure.

I am not trying to do them a favor, but I also understand that anyone can endure a hardship. 

And you won't put your current tenants at risk, or increase your liability for anything that could happen because you forced them to endure unvetted strangers being allowed to parade through their home and their things.

Having those types of tenants I have seen suck the life out of other landlords over time.I will take an easy 12% all day long versus a hard 16% return for a highly intensive asset.Sounds like for the next year you might have to endure having a job with this property until you can unload it.Do any of the surrounding property owners want it?

. - Thank you for the story, and I'm so sorry you had to endure that kind of torment.