v=xh1aWMWlAboMaybe reach out to these developers and get some good contacts and info (straight from the horses mouth).You could talk about lead paint, asbestos, grant money, local violent crime, and etc...Good Luck!

I don't know about CA, but in some areas if there is a violent death, you have to disclose it when you sell the property.

This is pretty much what the lower 25% of the price range looks like in any major metro area.For example, take a look at the violent crime map for Sacramento from the past 3 months. 

they pump another 600k into it .. get it about 80% filled .. then the reality hits them.. management stealing.. violent feloney crimes .

We think that the numbers work for a good deal, BUT we discovered that a violent sex offender lives two doors away.

Lots of drugs/drama. http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/in/muncie/crime/http://www.trulia.com/voices/Crime_and_Safety/How_..."5-year increase in violent crime rate: 47.9%Violent crime per 100,000 (2006): 344.1Violent crime per 100,000 (2011): 509.0Murders per 100,000: 1.7Muncie’s violent crime rate rose by nearly 48% between 2006 and 2011, with the aggravated assault rate increasing by nearly 80% and the robbery rate increasing by nearly 16%.

I won't even visit areas that have frequent violent crimes, we have a fellow investor who loves those areas so we usually partner with him on them.

Another man cited a study about violent crime increasing with higher density populations.

But since they hadn't died violently it would be ok.

Marie Poe - we're in "violent agreement."