Type of activity, violent activities were not accepted.

Otherwise, as happened to many people planning to retire in 2008, you may find that violent market swings have caused the assets you were planning to rely on to not be sufficient and thus you are unable to meet your goals.

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

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?

You still got to hustle to get those sorts of leads to return your calls/mailings/violent threats/etc.

Look at person of non-violent to violent crimes and the frequency and proximity to your building you are looking to purchase.What about the tenants in the building you want to buy?

With Nelson specifically we are talking violent crime in addition to the risks that you listed. 93rd and Harvard is not an area I would recommend investing money that I wanted a return on in.As far as grading goes you are looking at D, graded on a curve.Garfield hts is a world away from there on every metric.

Non-violent, not really oppressive, but nevertheless, a gross tie between government and those with money.

@Joshua WoollsI think that Nancy is pointing out that violent crimes impose large costs on communities through lower property values, higher insurance premiums, and reduced investment in high-crime areas.https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/economy/report/2012/06/19/11755/the-economic-benefits-of-reducing-violent-crime/Detroit has a high crime rate.