The resident manager got between two tenants who were being violent, and he ended up knocked to the ground. 

well like I said I'm not sure which states you guys are from but around here they do accept anybody as long as it is not a dangerous or violent crime which I have none that was the only crime ever committed y'all are so judgemental Ya'll Must Be angels and just innocent right LOL probably so I'm done talking to you all through this conversation the next one I wasn't getting on here to talk to men anyways sorry

That's not even factoring in the large numbers of persons with violent felonies and drug histories that would be "challenged" in finding employment in any situation.Now there are these things called renaissance zones, or at least there were when I lived in Metro Detroit.

From the article -"Have had enough of dodging gangs of violent drug addicts just to get in and out of the building," Musk posted.

I've seen hotter summers and more violent storms in Houston and a few years in a row of very mild winters in Maine.

I use the same type of requirements stated above, but I have added that applicants must agree that there will be no smoking on the property, and applicants may not have violent felony or drug convictions.I also added 'rule out' requirements that disqualify applicants.One rule out is if they make an appointment to view the property and do not show up or cancel the viewing two times. 

However, every neighborhood will probably have some type of crime, so try to see if they are other non-violent crimes (DUI or Domestic dispute) because it might have less of an impact on the desirability of a neighborhood.I only focus on a few particular areas, and so others may be able to speak to different zips.But, I like areas around Mid-town, (parts of 85712, 85716, and 85719) and it is where I spend most of my time analyzing/purchasing properties. 

"McAllen was recognized as the third safest city by SmartAssest.com, which analyzed a core set of common safety factors, including the following five metrics: violent crime, property crime, vehicular mortality rate, drug poisoning mortality rate and the percentage of the population engaging in excessive drinking."

The national median per 1,000 people for violent crimes is 4, High Point sports a 6.77.

The most recent report published online is from 2020 which shows Violent Crime down 10%, Property Crime down 9% and overall "Impact" Crimes are down 9%.