I went to eviction court today over this because they also aren’t paying rent on time and I am getting a lot of complaints from neighbors about drug use.

I ask, Did the market or drug store across the street not have any?

"Given the risk to businesses considering eviction records during the effective dates of the legislation referenced above, AppFolio will no longer be reporting Landlord Tenant records (i.e. eviction records) created and/or filed from March 1, 2020 until August 31, 2021 on our screening reports effective immediately"Cleveland Did an amazing job getting rental assistance to struggling tenants ( I helped get 15K of rental assistance to clients), and they still moved forward with Evictions for Problem Tenants( like the Drug dealer waving a gun at my other tenants) So in Cleveland, If you got evicted in 2021/2020, you really earned it.

As far as her she can associate with whomever she wants (drug dealers, gang bangers, mafia guys, snitches....)

Rent is $800 so I'm assuming that also gets added to their debt ratio.People have criminal records such as possession of drugs but in some case they are dismissed or dropped.

I’m interested in hearing if anyone here has bought a poorly run self storage facility before and what the process looked like for acquiring it, transitioning management, and how you dealt with tenants who were consistently late, paid in cash only, lived in the units, dealt drugs from the units, and did other sketchy things.

Drug use, but no war zone.

I closed on my second rental property 6 months ago, a 4 family in the Boston/Worcester/Lowell area in a C neighborhood. 3 units are doing fine, but the fourth unit (inherited tenant) has gone from bad to worse and has now pretty clearly developed into a drug den and includes needles on the ground and people with ankle bracelets staying there not on the lease.

We received an emergency eviction due to drug dealing and safety issues. 

The owner of next door is a major slum lord, no repairs to the building, overcharges for rent, usually 50% of the tenants are drug dealers.