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

Santa Ana, for instance, has a reputation for gangs and violent crime.

Because you're still showing a property you do not own legally.However, if you learn how to close a deal in your name and then sell and you can show a pattern of buying and selling,I doubt any regulator would violently object if your buyers were asking that you add a deck, new cabinets and appliances while specifying colors.......but technically, you are not to  advertise or show real estate that you do not have legal title to;  exceptions, acting as a licensed agent, estate settlements by the administrator/executor or with a power of attorney under specific directions and not for profit.....states may vary. 

Just do a Google search and you'll see that they have a lot of violent crime in the area including shootings and murders.

I really cannot wait that long and in GA, a sheriff is not required anyway, but to keep the peace which is important.Any suggestions on a non violent way to get this guy out.  

Lots of property crime, but little violent crime.

For those that don't recall their social science stat class from college, "statistical significance" is used to distinguish a correlation that could be random chance (I can roll fair dice twice, and get snake eyes twice in a row, due to dumb luck) from one that is (in this case >99.9% certain) not dumb luck (eg, snake eyes 100 times in a row probably means loaded dice).Violent crime rate in census tract.Owner occupied housing units. 

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.