He says he's lived there for 27 years and is about to list his house and move to a different part of town due to drugs in the area.

But then drug dealers sell junk on the street to people who have great expectations without knowing what they are buying. :)

:)Plumbing and draining - fixtures backing upBathroom/kitchen ceiling leaksLow water pressureEntire building inspectionReplace broken window panesRemove drug wrappers in stairwells and around propertyCourtyard stairs have broken treadsRepair holes and cracks in wallsCeiling has water damageReplace doors with proper fire door closuresReplace damaged/missing screensReplace smoke and co detectorsRear brick addition not to original structure.

I think my course of action will be as follows....IF they submit an app and there are no other areas of concern where I would normally reject them, such as insufficient income, prior evictions, drug/violent criminal charges and so on I will contact my attorney for proper guidance.

Naming a kids room "City Drug Store" is going to be a tough sell to that owner and what if they turn out to be party animals and causing negative attention to their business name?

There are a hundred questions that need to be answered before you know whether its worth the risk.I would walk away if I had drug dealers hanging out on the corner or if the numbers did look right.

Ok, here is my new idea on my drug rehab.

All went to my 2.5k mortgage, drugs, doctors, therapy, 25k got conned by a "friend," the rest to the wife and lawyer.My father had the 800 loc for me in his name I cosigned, and he silently owned 25%.

No, because a) that might be their luxury/vice item for all I know, which is 100% fine if it's viewed as a luxury item that they just really personally enjoy and gain happiness from (it's much less harmful than other vices, like drugs or gambling!)

They are all drug addicts and the house was a complete dump.