If you can't find a crime map call the police department and get violent versus non violent crimes and frequency to spot a trend for your property area and location.

I stopped buying occupied homes at auction years ago just because of this  3 suicide attempts and one successful will kind of dampen your enthusiasm.. not to mention people are nuts these days.. you could go to the door and it could turn physically violent.

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.

They would place after care individuals after serving their time for non violent crimes...

@Scott Mac And those are only the violent attacks or ones that get reported.

The homes are in better condition than when we bought them, we screen out violent offenders and drugs, and we offer clean, affordable housing.

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

For C class neighborhoods think school teacher, factory worker, customer service, retail worker, first responder who make 3X than the rent with no violent OR non-violent felonies, no prior evictions. 

In-fact, Mayor Breed is implementing LE policy where policy will non longer respond to non-violent calls for service.

Income in C areas will be a little lower, there will be a little more crime (though mostly non-violent) and there will be a bit more drug use.