It's a small park (17 units) and it's cash flow positive out of the gate and has seller financing (a huge plus for me).But after doing some research on the park, I found some concerns:- 3 months ago, a couple was arrested for making meth in one of the homes- There's a level 3 sex offender living in one of the homesThe park definitely needs cleaning up, but those two things so far are the scariest to me.  

A sex offender can be right next to you in an RV park and you would not know it.  

Some felonies - sex offenders for example - are never going to be acceptable to me.Ask around with others as to what their approach is, but at some point you will have to figure out what suits you.  

Even though they are existing tenants, you want to screen them and ensure you don't have a violent felon, drug dealer, sex offender, or other danger to your property or other tenants.3.

A lot of states nowadays have Meghan's Law where the whole community will be notified of a presence of a sex offender and also restrictions on where such a person may live (not within so and so distance of a school, church etc). 

I put our condo for rent in Chicago and three very similar tenants, (same age, race, sex etc) all saw and submitted the application at the same time.

A different sex?

Since he won't be running for reelection (sex scandal) I could very well see him returning full time to community redevelopment in Oak Park.

Some of what was found:- glass in front of both crawl spaces (seemingly intentional)- all of the meters were spray painted over- some rooms were inaccessible due to the amount of trash/furniture in the way- registered sex offender on the propertyThankfully, we walked away.

One had a brother running my job who I later discovered was a convicted sex offender (rape) .The problem is....my area is a hot bed for investors and all the great GC's are taken and these guys jump from today's big fish to the next bigger fish and I have found most of them can't stand it when the work (shoddy) isn't acceptable.