I am also glad you used the word "potential" in the standard real estate way.For everyone that does not know, this area has one of the highest rates of violent crime in the country. 

It all exploded this morning with a violent disturbance, front door kicked in, and tenant's guest threatened one of the other roommates with a knife.

Others are struggling with violent crime and people are doing what they can to avoid the violence.  

The obvious downside to this scenario is that the tenant could become violent and you need to take proper precautions (like taking along a friend).Again, I don't know that this technique is warranted for this tenant - they just don't seem this bad to me.

How has the crime been trending for violent versus non-violent crimes in your area??

Now here's my question.With San Antonio neighborhood after neighborhood projected for gentrification.Where are all of the violent criminal types going to go?

Sirens every 10 minutes, sporadic violent crime in walking distance, property crime as consistent as the sun is hot= your house.

Its a brick home, built in 1920, I think it was.One problem, the area is violent.

Stay out of pockets it is just another way of saying violent crime might be down a bit on this block this month.

Chance of being a victim of violent or property crime is 1 in 16, higher than 94% of all other cities in the US, and firmly places Goldsboro as the 43rd most dangerous city to live in the US.