Personally, I've seen tenants granted a continued occupancy/renewal of their lease for the following:(1) threatening other tenants/neighbors with physical harm(2) dealing drugs out of the apartment with children residing in the same building(3) discharging a firearm on the premises(4) refusing entry to the landlord/his agent for necessary repairsAnd I am sure there are many other examples of bad behavior that the property owner is powerless to react to.

So I been to prison and used to run the drug scene.

An auto dealer who owns an empty lot across the street from his establishment wanted to get approval for a parking lot to park his cars in the lot rather than on the sidewalks when the city cracked down on it.

There’s either drug dealing, prostitution or a combo of both going on.

Was a drug addict but allegedly clean for 5 years.

They may assign the activity 'dealer' status and tax it at a higher rate.

Work with an Investment Advisor over a broker/dealer if you are interested.

If that's the case I would love to be added as a broker dealer.

It's nice that it's a block from the new stadium but that area is still high crime and lots of drug use around it.

I live in a very rural area in the northeast and most of the markets within an hour of me are primarily class C and D neighborhoods with reputations for drug and crime problems (as well as my own hometown unfortunately) so I will probably look to long-distance investing as I get started.