We also hired a retired police officer to harass drug dealers.

The city attorney's office seized the property from the landlord due to the 16 outstanding orders of abatement on the property. 3 occupied, 1 vacant and 4 "guest rooms" in the basement that was overrun by druggies, drug dealers, bike thieves, etc.The 3 occupied units upstairs were vacated through several different strategies and one case of dumb luck on our part.Only one person in the basement claimed tenancy with a lease.

Drug possession to be exact.

It seems like most of the crime here is related to drugs and gangs here.  

The tenant in one of our properties has been calling us lately complaining about drug dealers on her block.

My companies main strategy is wholesaling, but we do buy n' holds in the DMV mostly & turn them into assisted living & drug rehab centers.  

I have a tolerance for tough neighborhoods (currently looking to invest in an area of Philadelphia that is an open air drug market), but this area is not my cup of tea.

Is it drug money instead of "money from a house sale"?

However, a neighbor has been complaining the last 3 months that there are hoards of people coming and going from the property every day and that there are cars there at all hours of the day and night and that there must be some type of drug dealing or other suspicious activity going on.

A service animal comes with medical prescription from a doctor and paperwork that states the animal is properly trained to be a service animal.