I have a section 8 house in a "rough" and "violent" "war zone" as I have heard it called by many that live in the area.

I'm sure there might be a block or two in there that's not so bad, but I use crime rates to help me reduce the number of properties I take the time to analyze to consider investing.http://www.redsticknow.com/violent-crime-homicide-baton-rouge/

Housing is needed everywhere, so probably the best thing to question is the local violent crime rate for the property you are considering.

Rocky Mount sits at a 8 out 100 on the crime index (with 100 being the safest), violent crime is twice as high as the state average, property crime is on par with state averages.

A personal favorite of mine, Albert Einstein's well-known quote:Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds.

Violent versus non-violent crimes and incident reports at the complex and what were the charges and how frequently have the been occurring.

Ryan, just to be clear, I am in "violent agreement" with you.No one's paying you or me to post on these forums.

Today he became violent and aggressive.

Boy, are we in trouble if something like a serious threat from China mixes and mingles with the political polarization, hate, extremism, white supremacy, violent protests, grievance, income inequality, poverty, health-related SNAFUs, and conspiratorial/irrational stuff that we have seen really perk up in the past 4 years....Originally posted by @Eric Bilderback:I hope you are right and you very well could be.  

Was it a violent crime?