I posted an eviction notice as a lease violation, as we do not condone violent and illegal behavior in our properties.

Last night there was a violent storm and my basement window caved in, and violent rain crashed the windows and did considerable damage to the basement. question #1: what is my tenant's insurance responsibilities for this property?

No criminal history or non violent convictions.

Some rules of thumb about areas have been helpful, also Trulia's crime mapper gives one an impression about gun violence and violent crime.

A slew of reasons: Stronger job growth than the national levelFaster income growth than the national levelMore renters who can afford to buy the median-priced home than the national levelMore potential sellers than the national levelA larger decrease in remote workers than at the national levelMore affordable listings for first-time buyers than at the national levelLower violent crime rate than the national levelMy Take: Follow the growth.

I create "pre-app" forms on Google Forms that ask about pets, who will be living in the house, their household income bracket, history of evictions or violent felonies, and even give the applicant a chance to brag on themselves a bit to tell us why they'd make a great tenant.Once I collect these pre-apps I take only the qualified applicants and show them the house, then if they are still interested, I invite them to go through the full application process with background/credit checks from there.

Hopefully the one with the gun isn't a violent felon.

http://www.redsticknow.com/violent-crime-homicide-baton-rouge/

Only allow certain breads (insurance purposes), no pitbulls and potentially violent dogs.

I am an officer in an affluent town and have noticed this uptick violent crime even in these areas.