Use that to determine the quality of the neighborhoods you're looking in.What you want to pay attention to is violent crime (assault with a deadly weapon, shooting on an occupied dwelling, negligent discharge of a firearm, etc.)

It takes an IQ of 65 and not being a violent felon.

& violent crime rate 117% higher than the national averageYou even said it yourself- the economy is historically depressed  & from 2010-2020, the whole greater Binghamton area lost over 6% of it's population.

First of all, to take that literally, at 5'0" and 295, she would die of a heart attack before a violent assault.

Violent crime is more than double that of the national average and property crime is nearly triple.

Crime will be mostly petty with small chance of violent crime.

Assuming, everything else is great for a tenant.I'm only in the prequalification stage right now and I will get more info after a full screening, but I'm tempted to say yes if it was:1) 7 years ago2) non-violent3) not repeatedJfyi, here is my current felony policy, courtesy of @Marcia Maynard:Criminal offenses (misdemeanor or felony) of a violent nature against person or property will result in denial.Applicants with a pattern of multiple offenses will be denied regardless of what the employment, credit and rental history shows.Applicants with a non-violent criminal misdemeanor that occurred more than two years ago or a non-violent criminal felony that occurred more than five years ago may be considered if restitution for their crime was made in full and all time was served.

The crime index is an 11 (out of 100, 100 being the safest) which is not a great look, but violent crimes aren't the cause, mostly property theft and damages.

If you have never been in an actual violent scenario you truly do not know how fast it can happen. ( I have been back when I was a teen at Panama City Beach ).

5th highest violent crime rate in all of America.